**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Feb 14 02:59:57 2008 Feb 14 03:01:14 j0tt, I imagine so Feb 14 03:09:56 johnx: whats the stuff called... with the rice... and the mix thing... and the green tea... Feb 14 03:09:59 ochazuke Feb 14 03:10:00 nm Feb 14 03:10:04 yes Feb 14 03:10:06 lol Feb 14 03:10:06 how big of a memory card would I need to test debian on my 770? Feb 14 03:10:09 it finally came to me Feb 14 03:10:20 1GB if you use my tarball Feb 14 03:10:24 hmf Feb 14 03:10:31 a reasonable minimum would fit in 512MB Feb 14 03:10:49 since I'm probably not going to buy an 810 soon I might as well get a bigger mem card for my 770 Feb 14 03:10:50 and maybe if I squished it quite a lot *something* would fit in 256MB... Feb 14 03:10:53 heh Feb 14 03:11:04 I only have the stock 64 meg card :P Feb 14 03:11:12 a 2 gig one is pretty cheap Feb 14 03:11:16 ah, I can't work miracles Feb 14 03:11:19 lol Feb 14 03:11:27 I don't expect you too Feb 14 03:11:46 got my appleTV delivered today ! Feb 14 03:11:51 haven't hooked it up yet Feb 14 03:11:58 also haven't started haxoring it up yet Feb 14 03:14:40 I'm fixing to "./flasher-3.0 -F -f -R"... What the latest OS2008 on http://tablets-dev.nokia.com/nokia_N800.php?f=??????.bin ? Feb 14 03:15:04 Why does nokia want to know your wlan mac address? Feb 14 03:15:23 So they can tell if you have a device? Feb 14 03:15:25 to make sure you have a real nokia tablet and are not just downloading the update Feb 14 03:15:37 also to report you to the NSA Feb 14 03:15:48 so what's the url for the latest os2008? Feb 14 03:16:00 so they can track your every move through thier covert system of wifi access points Feb 14 03:16:08 tablets-dev.nokia.com/nokia_N800.php Feb 14 03:16:11 just go to tablets-dev.nokia.com and look up the one that says "latest" Feb 14 03:16:40 johnx: AIM me a link to the tarball so i can put it on my flash later Feb 14 03:16:47 or a link to the thread or something Feb 14 03:17:01 rm_you, http://www.internettablettalk.com/wiki/index.php?title=Debian Feb 14 03:17:10 RX-34_2008SE_2.2007.50-2_PR_COMBINED_MR0_ARM.bin ? Feb 14 03:17:26 I have my brothers WSODed 770 Feb 14 03:17:27 ryoohki, yes Feb 14 03:18:26 Proteous, aaah...that will be tough Feb 14 03:19:03 if you try debian I'll give you a hack to get usb networking up early in the boot process Feb 14 03:19:13 well, I have one that works Feb 14 03:19:21 I also have my brothers that doesn't Feb 14 03:19:27 well, why make it easy? :P Feb 14 03:19:30 that's like cheating Feb 14 03:19:31 lol Feb 14 03:19:34 so true Feb 14 03:19:47 with debian on there who needs a screen? Feb 14 03:20:01 just need usb networking and ssh Feb 14 03:20:09 put apache on there or something... Feb 14 03:20:12 yeah, it will make a nice little portable web server once you bring up wireless Feb 14 03:21:03 I can have it beep out morse code of output, and use morse code tap on the screen for input Feb 14 03:21:09 s/of/for/ Feb 14 03:21:09 Proteous meant: I can have it beep out morse code for output, and use morse code tap on the screen for input Feb 14 03:21:27 that would make IRC fun Feb 14 03:21:45 just use text to speech Feb 14 03:21:54 heh Feb 14 03:22:02 there's no mic Feb 14 03:22:15 I could use a bluetooth headset I guess Feb 14 03:22:27 I thought there was a mic? Feb 14 03:22:44 is there? Feb 14 03:23:01 ghmm Feb 14 03:23:07 google says maybe yes Feb 14 03:23:17 linuxdevices says yes :) Feb 14 03:24:06 There's a mic on every NIT ever produced. Feb 14 03:24:16 it also says it has stereo speakers... Feb 14 03:24:18 Don't mistake the 770's for a reset port, please. Feb 14 03:24:31 On 3.5mm it does, Proteous. ;) Feb 14 03:24:35 maybe they ment stereo speaker Feb 14 03:24:39 hehe Feb 14 03:24:53 it has a stereo headphone output Feb 14 03:24:55 but only one speaker Feb 14 03:25:44 The N800's stereo separation is really awesome when you put your nose to the screen. Feb 14 03:25:50 heh Feb 14 03:26:30 I did think the mic hole was a reset button Feb 14 03:26:31 i love the n800's speakers, they are so loud Feb 14 03:26:40 although I never tried to press it :P Feb 14 03:29:46 GeneralAntilles: plus that's a great way to type on the fullscreen kb Feb 14 03:30:00 how long does flashing take for the n800? Feb 14 03:30:04 Gets greasy fast. <_> Feb 14 03:30:15 30 seconds? Feb 14 03:34:14 well, wash your nose! Feb 14 03:34:30 woo! midori on zaurus is *usable* as a web browser Feb 14 03:35:11 and it only takes ~40MB while running Feb 14 03:37:23 usable? Feb 14 03:37:30 pretty much Feb 14 03:37:38 compared to unusable? Feb 14 03:37:42 :3 Feb 14 03:37:53 yes Feb 14 03:37:58 Does anyone know if the level element is in gstreamer maemo? I can't find it. It's usually in plugins-good Feb 14 03:38:09 compared to basically any other browser on the zaurus, it works better Feb 14 03:38:15 hehe Feb 14 03:38:36 Navi, you have no idea... *shakes head* Feb 14 03:38:44 of course not Feb 14 03:39:53 Nokia has actually accomplished quite a bit in getting *good* web browsing on the NITs... Feb 14 03:43:21 johnx: run this on your z ;) http://www.abrahamjoffe.com.au/ben/canvascape/ Feb 14 03:43:56 http://www.abrahamjoffe.com.au/ben/canvascape/textures.htm or better the texture version :) Feb 14 03:47:37 ha! Feb 14 03:47:39 yeah right Feb 14 03:48:17 google maps is painfully slow Feb 14 03:48:24 like 1 frame every 5 seconds Feb 14 03:48:34 so no playable canvas shooter?! :/ Feb 14 03:49:01 I'll try it if you really want Feb 14 03:49:06 it will probably render... Feb 14 03:49:17 hehe well yeah as there is no fps display its not worth it i guess ;) Feb 14 03:49:43 but maybe it well be blazing fast :> Feb 14 03:50:00 I think there's something holding up screen refreshes Feb 14 03:50:16 epiphany-webkit seemed to be faster in debian/zaurus actually than midori on angstrom/zaurus Feb 14 03:50:46 svn webkit? Feb 14 03:50:57 I will need to check on that actually Feb 14 03:51:48 my dependencies might have gotten screwed up and I *might* have an old webkit installed while I built with a new one Feb 14 03:52:02 my gut feeling is that it might be a midori thing vs epiphany... Feb 14 03:52:32 still the rendering speed is reasonable, just the refresh isn't that fast Feb 14 03:52:51 engadget is my usual test for "big bloated site" and midori has no problem with it Feb 14 03:56:32 tried it, maybe up to 2fps if I do only small movements Feb 14 03:56:51 anyways, have to go to work, will be back later tonight, maybe Feb 14 03:57:12 * johnx wanders away Feb 14 04:06:33 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9FOVJP81ew Feb 14 04:06:35 o_o Feb 14 04:09:19 Win. Feb 14 04:10:27 very much so Feb 14 04:21:49 rofl Feb 14 04:21:53 that's awesome Feb 14 04:22:01 in the way that i want to go kill some people Feb 14 04:54:59 hello Feb 14 04:55:36 Does anyone know if I can capture the HOME key and prevent it from doing anything while my program is running? Feb 14 04:55:47 probably not Feb 14 04:55:52 but I"m not sure Feb 14 04:56:05 It seems to be the only button that I can't stop Feb 14 04:56:05 I also don't seem to lift of the shift key fast enough Feb 14 04:57:36 was thinking about upgrading to OS2008 on n800 ... has anyone had problems with reverting back to 2007 ? Feb 14 04:57:37 so it seems Feb 14 04:58:26 You can swap back and forth without trouble. Feb 14 05:01:18 Anyone in here own an n810? Feb 14 05:01:47 yup Feb 14 05:02:27 can you tell me which SD card I should get (micro or mini)? I really don't want a card that is sticking halfway out Feb 14 05:03:17 Either or Feb 14 05:03:21 It's a minisd slot Feb 14 05:03:28 but micro cards work fine with an adaptor. Feb 14 05:03:35 micro < mini Feb 14 05:03:39 so either will not be sticking out of the device? Feb 14 05:03:45 yes Feb 14 05:03:57 well, the micro will have to go in a mini sized adaptor Feb 14 05:04:03 It's minisd slot, why would a minisd card stick out? Feb 14 05:04:25 great... are you glad you bought the device? I'm on the verge of buying one Feb 14 05:04:26 because it put on a few pounds Feb 14 05:04:35 hehe Feb 14 05:05:26 i like my n810 Feb 14 05:05:59 who can afford such excess Feb 14 05:06:05 since I can use either micro or mini does one have an advantage over the other? Feb 14 05:06:12 but... honestly... if it hadnt been for the developer discount i problably would have stuck with my n800 for another year Feb 14 05:06:31 micro can fit in most newer cell phones Feb 14 05:06:32 wierdly, it seems like the larger capacity cards are micro Feb 14 05:07:13 MiniSD doesn't really have much of a purpose. Feb 14 05:07:14 how much was the developer discount? Feb 14 05:07:15 micros work the best for multiple devices Feb 14 05:07:15 i wish it had full sizesd Feb 14 05:07:23 cause i've seen sd cards up to 32gb Feb 14 05:07:23 there's always adapters Feb 14 05:07:41 Sd to micro adaptors? Feb 14 05:07:41 developer discount knocked it down to $160USD after everything Feb 14 05:07:42 heh Feb 14 05:07:45 damn Feb 14 05:07:49 that's quite a discount Feb 14 05:07:54 indeed Feb 14 05:07:56 micro -> normal Feb 14 05:07:56 wow, where can I get that discount!? hehe Feb 14 05:08:15 kaje, if you have access to a time machine, september would be a start :p Feb 14 05:08:37 hehe Feb 14 05:08:48 thanks a bunch for all the help guys Feb 14 05:09:00 geekbrief.tv has a discount code somewhere for it too Feb 14 06:05:44 doesn't the n800 only have 128mb ram .. upgraded to OS2008 .. and it reads 251.5MB "device memory" ? Feb 14 06:08:55 Swappage? Feb 14 06:10:39 Flash. . . . Feb 14 06:10:56 Oh, device memory :o Feb 14 06:17:44 ever since i made my n810 boot from SD, application manager will sometimes fail to install/update a package with an odd error message: Feb 14 06:17:48 dpkg-deb (subprocess): error in buffer_read(stream): failed to write to pipe in copy: Input/output error Feb 14 06:18:05 ever see that before? Feb 14 06:18:22 it doesn't say what path it is failing to write to, etc Feb 14 06:18:32 and i've ruled out filesystem corruption Feb 14 06:21:28 any ideas? Feb 14 06:27:22 ah i think i figured it out, it's trying to use a named pipe on a vfat fs Feb 14 06:27:59 and we all know that the only named pipe microsoft is familiar with is Crackpipe Feb 14 06:28:57 lol Feb 14 06:30:47 now i just need to figure out why application manager insists on using /media/mmc1 Feb 14 06:31:06 any idea how i can change that setting? Feb 14 06:35:48 yup, that fixed it! Feb 14 06:36:38 there's an option in prefs for app manager (only accessible in red pill mode) that says to download packages to mmc. i turned that off and now my problem is gone. Feb 14 06:36:59 though no one here helped me, i thank you, #maemo Feb 14 06:37:05 goodnight! Feb 14 07:20:45 lol Feb 14 07:20:46 damn Feb 14 07:20:58 no LCARS iconset till tomorrow :( Feb 14 07:21:08 boohoo !! Feb 14 07:22:28 yay, the world is safe for one morre day Feb 14 07:22:31 lol Feb 14 07:23:01 i'll do it tomorrow, really :P Feb 14 07:23:04 Ha Feb 14 07:23:08 You get the code figured out? Feb 14 07:23:12 eh Feb 14 07:23:24 didn't really have time Feb 14 07:23:55 had some womenfolk over <_< Feb 14 07:24:06 Good enough excuse. :P Feb 14 07:24:17 well, one. anyways, hard to code in that environment :P Feb 14 07:25:05 lcars is back? Feb 14 07:25:47 and better than ever. Feb 14 07:25:57 http://synthesize.us/LCARS_PADD Feb 14 07:26:33 noice Feb 14 07:27:29 bbl, i have an appointment with my pillow for the next 7 hours Feb 14 07:28:10 internet is broken :( Feb 14 07:28:40 inz: have any problems with foreign connections? Feb 14 07:29:13 <|tbb|> morning all Feb 14 07:29:36 morning Feb 14 07:29:46 solmumaha, at least google works here a-ok Feb 14 07:29:59 k Feb 14 07:30:10 i can't access anything outside finland atm Feb 14 07:30:25 solmumaha, no idea what operator i am using though, just that the wlan is called "default" ;) Feb 14 07:30:36 i bet it's not sonera Feb 14 07:32:01 no traceroute on the device Feb 14 07:33:32 solmu, seems to be elisa Feb 14 07:34:37 k, prolly just the storm then Feb 14 08:21:37 solmu, http://www.sonera.fi/Asiakastuki/H%E4iri%F6tiedotteet/Datayhteydet+ulkomaille+eiv%E4t+toimi+140208 Feb 14 08:25:03 morning Feb 14 08:29:14 <|tbb|> morning Feb 14 08:30:06 good morning Feb 14 08:52:47 hi Feb 14 08:55:26 shirt. Feb 14 08:55:45 anyone using pidgin with IRC proxy? Feb 14 08:56:17 how to avoid parting the channel when pidgin is closed? Feb 14 08:59:53 oilinki: how would you remain connected to IRC if you quit your IRC client? Feb 14 09:00:18 wwp: with irc-proxy (using miau currently). Feb 14 09:00:18 if you use a proxy to bounce your IRC connection, it's up to the proxy to keep you alive Feb 14 09:00:34 tried killing pidgin instead of quitting? ;) Feb 14 09:00:36 eg. the proxy is keeping it up Feb 14 09:00:45 wwp: heh. I suppose I need to do that :) Feb 14 09:00:51 eheh maybe Feb 14 09:01:15 not sure, if the proxy doesn't keep you alive, the IRC server will shoot your nick after a timeout Feb 14 09:01:22 but anyway. with xchat, ircII etc. this works fine. Feb 14 09:02:03 but when pidgin is closed the app sends /part or /leave message to the channels.. and all my other clients get kicked out as well Feb 14 09:02:05 dogs-- Feb 14 09:02:16 fucker just chewed one of my styluses Feb 14 09:02:46 doc|home: well, you'll know where to put the spare ;) Feb 14 09:03:03 oilinki: yeah, good thing I put it aside :( know where I can get spares? Feb 14 09:03:17 Is there any web-camera apps f/maemo? Feb 14 09:03:30 Tobotras: garage.maemo.org has at least one Feb 14 09:03:46 doc|home: sorry, don't know. nokiashop maybe? Feb 14 09:04:22 thanks, will look Feb 14 09:14:48 doc|home: any hints on name? :) Feb 14 09:15:26 doc|home: ok, found it, thanks Feb 14 09:23:21 Hi Feb 14 09:23:58 hi Feb 14 09:27:29 gah!!! xchat is flashing but its gone from scrollback Feb 14 09:27:32 (hates that) Feb 14 09:27:40 Morning, all Feb 14 09:27:50 lcuk_3: check the log on the web? Feb 14 09:28:31 mornin jaff, i would do if it was important, and quicker i could check my local disk log but its like a needle in a haystack without local highlighting Feb 14 09:29:12 * lcuk_3 takes a philosophical view and thinks ppl will call back if its important ;) Feb 14 09:52:28 <|tbb|> my sylog of desktop pc says -> kernel: [10216.501687] usb0: no IPv6 routers present Feb 14 09:52:38 <|tbb|> what could i do to fix that Feb 14 09:55:55 bon dia / good morning Feb 14 09:58:09 buenos dias AD-N770 Feb 14 09:59:40 |tbb|: disable ipv6 Feb 14 10:04:24 anyone tried to install build depencies for osso-rss-feed-reader in scratchbox? Feb 14 10:04:54 cant find osso-rss-feed-reader-l10n-mr0 in the reposittories Feb 14 10:10:50 <|tbb|> solmumaha: could u tell me how? Feb 14 10:16:08 |tbb|: blacklist ipv6 module? Feb 14 10:16:28 morning all Feb 14 10:16:40 is it just me...or can it be that GPS pathc drains your battery ?!?! Feb 14 10:16:42 patch Feb 14 10:16:46 I think I will have to reflash Feb 14 10:18:04 it probably drains your battery because now you're actually using the gps ;) Feb 14 10:18:45 no more like it never switches off..hence its faster but also drains the battery Feb 14 10:18:57 which sucks if the N810 only lasts a day Feb 14 10:18:58 haha Feb 14 10:19:02 priorities! Feb 14 10:19:08 gps is no priority Feb 14 10:19:27 besides...around this neck of the woods I cant get a lock Feb 14 10:19:40 so its pointless Feb 14 10:21:26 hmm googling didn't help me knowing if a libxlst is really available for chinook. anyone has a hint? Feb 14 10:22:49 <|tbb|> solmumaha: sorry got no clue havent activate it by myself Feb 14 10:26:15 what distribution? Feb 14 10:26:22 <|tbb|> ubuntu gutsy Feb 14 10:26:33 echo "blacklist ipv6" >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist Feb 14 10:27:39 thats one thing I would like to see in the N810 Feb 14 10:27:43 ipv6! Feb 14 10:27:56 so I can tunnel ipv6 over openvpn Feb 14 10:34:02 where can i find the osso-rss-feed-reader-l10n-mr0 package and all depencies? Feb 14 10:34:28 well, I skimmed through the "what would you like in the N900" thread and it's amazing how people can be out of touch with reality Feb 14 10:36:11 michele_, I want a burger maker in it please Feb 14 10:36:23 and a microwave Feb 14 10:36:55 on a serious note.... Id like it to have bash instead of busyboxes ash Feb 14 10:36:57 after the new patents of nokia you will slide it in 5 directions an fold it like a folding ruler Feb 14 10:37:29 morning |tbb| Feb 14 10:38:31 LinuxCode: there is no real reason to have bash. the only people who'd want it can easily install it by themselves Feb 14 10:39:03 LinuxCode, do you know how slow bash is? Feb 14 10:40:00 jku, maybe... Feb 14 10:40:07 but its more usable Feb 14 10:40:09 imho Feb 14 10:40:27 even if it was optional Feb 14 10:40:31 that be nice Feb 14 10:40:35 let people chose Feb 14 10:40:42 I like choice Feb 14 10:40:54 there was a package for OS2007 IIRC Feb 14 10:41:46 LinuxCode: and you have choice Feb 14 10:41:59 choice to install bash from network or not to install Feb 14 10:42:12 from network ? Feb 14 10:42:28 feeds, repositories etc Feb 14 10:42:44 it onflicts with busybox Feb 14 10:42:50 no Feb 14 10:42:57 errm Feb 14 10:42:58 its busybox which conlicts with bash Feb 14 10:43:04 ok Feb 14 10:43:06 lol Feb 14 10:43:18 but that's a bug in busybox packaging, not a reason to change to bash Feb 14 10:43:22 still doesnt let you install it though Feb 14 10:43:31 https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2896 Feb 14 10:43:51 LinuxCode: unless you are familiar with vi and packaging system Feb 14 10:43:58 jku, we arent talking about each others personal preferences here Feb 14 10:44:12 hrw, if it was rpm Id repackage it Feb 14 10:44:20 i had a quick look at deb Feb 14 10:44:35 would have to sit down and figure that out Feb 14 10:45:15 there are many things done in wrong way in maemo world Feb 14 10:45:54 hrw, tbh I think its done on purpose...so idiots dont brick their devices and then go crying to Nokia Feb 14 10:46:18 LinuxCode: its not so easy Feb 14 10:46:37 yeh.. Feb 14 10:46:38 hehe Feb 14 10:46:46 Angström, OpenSlug, OpenZaurus, Familiar distros have/had it done more properly Feb 14 10:46:53 Debian has it done properly Feb 14 10:46:54 but you know what some people manage to do... Feb 14 10:46:58 maemo fscked it Feb 14 10:48:03 I must buy a sd micro card so I can smack some other distros on Feb 14 10:48:17 still eager to see how fedora works Feb 14 10:48:22 hehe Feb 14 10:49:02 but its good to see most major distros are now venturing into the mobile device sector Feb 14 10:49:14 fedora does not support arm Feb 14 10:49:26 not support...but develop Feb 14 10:49:46 http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Architectures/ARM <------- Feb 14 10:49:49 want bash for os2008? Feb 14 10:50:09 its in the repo Feb 14 10:50:29 cant you force an install ? Feb 14 10:50:48 you can force installs with rpm Feb 14 10:50:57 or use a --nodeps option Feb 14 10:51:20 sure apt must have something like that Feb 14 10:51:22 surely Feb 14 10:51:32 dpkg has Feb 14 10:51:38 ahh yes Feb 14 10:51:41 dpkg sorry Feb 14 10:51:43 lol Feb 14 10:51:47 might try that then Feb 14 10:51:54 when I have a little time Feb 14 11:00:34 <_collin_> hr Feb 14 12:41:58 does anyone know if lynx is in any repository? Feb 14 12:59:28 Spakman, no lynx but there is links Feb 14 13:05:03 ugh - my build works if I do `make distclean; ./configure; make` but not if I do `dpkg-buildpackage -rsudo` Feb 14 13:06:26 <|tbb|> hey tak Feb 14 13:06:38 hello |tbb| Feb 14 13:20:33 johnx: thanks a lot. I found a .deb on garage. Feb 14 13:22:56 No wokring camera app for os2008 :( Feb 14 13:28:28 * pupnik tries to understand where the computer is in the n810 Feb 14 13:32:36 Tobotras: really? Feb 14 13:32:47 Tobotras: I have camera on n810 working Feb 14 13:33:26 hrw: using what? Feb 14 13:34:04 Tobotras: http://maemo.org/development/documentation/how-tos/3-x/howto_camera_api_bora.html , - can possibly build something with that? i saw a camera app in repository though too? Feb 14 13:34:17 me too, nokia shipped some program in one of the repos Feb 14 13:34:20 Hello. Where can I an evince os 2008 unstable repo/package? Feb 14 13:35:09 Stskeeps: that's for os2007 Feb 14 13:35:15 Tobotras: works just fine on os2008 Feb 14 13:35:15 :P Feb 14 13:35:18 just tested it Feb 14 13:36:11 atleast the python version Feb 14 13:36:13 Stskeeps: oh! Feb 14 13:39:08 Tobotras: camera app Feb 14 13:39:41 http://catalogue.tableteer.nokia.com chinook/user Packages Feb 14 13:39:46 there is camera app Feb 14 13:41:48 Stskeeps, that document is available for 4.0 too, suggest using that (there could be changes) Feb 14 13:43:37 hrw: like others, cannot grab camera [after SIP client pops up] Feb 14 13:44:05 up to rebot Feb 14 13:44:08 Tobotras: from somewhere: . Disable video chat from loading on camera coming out "gconftool-2 --set --type bool '/system/osso/af/launch-on-camera' 'false'" Feb 14 13:44:09 reboot Feb 14 13:44:23 Stskeeps: that's it, thanks Feb 14 13:47:18 Anyone have any clue how to use the Norwegian keys on the N810 slide-out keyboard? They've put all of the scandinavian countries into one keyboard setting, and the keys "æ" and "ø" thus doesn't work Feb 14 13:48:16 Zero_Dogg: the hw keyboard mapping suxx Feb 14 13:48:27 Zero_Dogg: tried Chr+r for "ø"? Feb 14 13:48:32 hrw: I've noticed :/ Feb 14 13:49:16 Zero_Dogg: you can need to press chr+r few times to get your r-thing Feb 14 13:49:53 hrw: ah, bah. Chr+the ø button yields ø. That's silly, because the char that appears when I just press the button is never ever used in Norwegian :/ Feb 14 13:50:17 Heh. Still camera works only once after boot, next invocation yields v4l2_next: VIDIOC_DQBUF: Input/output error Feb 14 13:50:33 Zero_Dogg: I would like to know how to edit that list so for my Polish keymap chr+o would give ó in first place Feb 14 13:51:18 hrw: http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2008/ukeyboard/ does it, so might be possible to just look at the source of that and modify it Feb 14 13:51:35 ukeyboard allow to use other keymaps then official ones Feb 14 13:53:34 but even if my keymap has 'æ' on Chr+c it will not give it at first press Feb 14 13:54:20 keyboard handling is not solved in maemo in good way Feb 14 13:59:18 <|tbb|> is maemo.org down? Feb 14 14:01:23 No. Feb 14 14:03:28 What is the issue with maemo.org any way? Is it actually running on an N800 or something? Feb 14 14:04:30 that's why they upped the clockspeed for the 800 in os2008, to improve performance of maemo.org Feb 14 14:05:06 lol Feb 14 14:09:38 <|tbb|> it cant be a n810 cause there is not enough storage possibility (only one sdcard slot :) Feb 14 14:09:45 why do I see 4 clients on my network with kismet :| Feb 14 14:10:06 only 1 tablet connected Feb 14 14:10:13 <|tbb|> your neighbors ;) Feb 14 14:10:20 i saw this morning there are 8gb microSDHC cards. so where are our 16gb minisdhc? :) Feb 14 14:10:37 * mwaldron is patiently awaiting a kismet package Feb 14 14:11:36 that crap is so expensive. Feb 14 14:11:45 nosd Feb 14 14:11:47 nosd Feb 14 14:11:51 nods dammit i typed nods Feb 14 14:12:00 32GB sdhc exists in SD format... Feb 14 14:12:00 going to be one of those days Feb 14 14:12:23 i picked up a 4gb minisdhc for $18. i can wait a bit for more storage Feb 14 14:12:31 I've always been able to fit my life within 10GB sans the music collection Feb 14 14:12:36 and the anime Feb 14 14:13:01 i do wish the 810 had a microsdhc for it's 'internal' memory, hiding under teh battery Feb 14 14:14:18 I'm pretty content Feb 14 14:14:25 ahh kismet is finding the MAC addresses of the LAN devices on the router - router broadcasting Routing info Feb 14 14:14:31 The 2GB internal memory is enough for me Feb 14 14:15:06 Of course, I don't have an N810, so what do I know? Feb 14 14:18:04 <|tbb|> pupnik_ your luck ;) Feb 14 14:18:34 so far i like my 810 Feb 14 14:18:43 but i need to stop complaining about lack of vpn and get it working Feb 14 14:20:10 what is the status of openVPN on os2008? i've been distracted by my AppleTV lately and haven't checked in at ITT in a while Feb 14 14:21:32 i think openvpn works Feb 14 14:21:37 i need ms pptp though Feb 14 14:21:44 i saw packages for openvpn anyway Feb 14 14:21:47 Hmm. I should get around to setting up openvpn at home. Feb 14 14:22:04 can you bridge through openvpn? Feb 14 14:22:21 i use it at home (via sveasoft linksys) and we use it here at work too Feb 14 14:22:24 hi Feb 14 14:22:26 i could change home, but not work Feb 14 14:22:36 ...i.e. can you make those upnp-filebrowsing/multimedia-stuff work through it? Feb 14 14:22:37 well, i could, but my boss prolly not like me much fi i did Feb 14 14:22:55 is it possible to listen lastfm on canola2 ? Feb 14 14:23:16 vagalume is no volume Feb 14 14:23:26 ah, i thought the vpn util was for the Cisco clients only, works with openVPN too? will use it with openWRT at home Feb 14 14:24:14 Veggen: if it can land on your internal LAN over VPN, yep Feb 14 14:24:17 hrm, i could easily be wrong :) Feb 14 14:25:11 mwaldron: i'll get off my a$$ and look into it. just gotta install Perian on the appleTV and it'll play wmv's Feb 14 14:25:16 <|tbb|> k-fox vagalume works fine for me Feb 14 14:25:24 too many toys, so little time Feb 14 14:25:55 K-Fox: vagalume worked for me too Feb 14 14:26:05 <|tbb|> wish i can record the streams ;) Feb 14 14:27:59 that's my problem with vpn. 90% lazy 10% scared Feb 14 14:28:00 vagalume have no volume control Feb 14 14:28:07 but i need to get it working Feb 14 14:28:51 ol_schoola: of course it can. I was thinking of setting up openvpn towards my firewall (openBSD based) Feb 14 14:29:14 ...and I run my home wireless on it's own zone on the firewall. Feb 14 14:32:11 interesting. i have a buffalo linkstation and a wrt54g. i've been thinking of setting up the linksys as a captive access point for guests that visit (happens more often than i thought) Feb 14 14:33:04 but i really need to tie the IT back to the home net to simplify the SMTP conundrum Feb 14 14:39:34 any idea why `dsmetool -k "/path/to/binary"` doesn't kill the process started with `dsmetool -f "/path/to/binary"` ? Feb 14 14:43:25 <|tbb|> kfox use the hardware zoom +/- button s Feb 14 14:50:56 |tbb|: oh it''s good , really i did not know this function .... thank you Feb 14 14:59:37 man monotone is painful... Feb 14 15:02:07 Anybody knows why i do not get the vprintf output of maemomapper to stdout ? Feb 14 15:02:26 if i change them to g_printf, it works..but i guess there are vrptinf for a good reason Feb 14 15:32:45 On my desktop, I can call os.nice(someval) and then I can call os.nice(0 - someval) to return to regular 0 niceness. But, on maemo, when I try to increment a negative niceness I get Operation Not Permitted. Is this unavoidable? Feb 14 15:38:11 ywwg: tried as user or root? Feb 14 15:38:24 wwp: user Feb 14 15:38:37 user works on the desktop, but not on the nokia Feb 14 15:38:41 ywwg: IIRC renicing could be a root-thing under certain conditions Feb 14 15:39:00 I'm not sure if that applies to this case, though Feb 14 15:40:45 <||cw> a user cna't make a processes less nice Feb 14 15:46:12 whine. Feb 14 15:46:42 it works on the desktop tho :/. I'm trying to find a way to make my program not clobber the system quite as much while it's working Feb 14 15:49:52 ywwg: a user can only renice processes belonging to them, and only in the range 0-20 Feb 14 15:50:04 root can renice what they want to whatever value Feb 14 15:50:26 trickie: that's ok, I want to nice to 2, and then back to 0. it won't let me go backwards (where it was) Feb 14 15:53:04 is it a process that your active user owns? Feb 14 15:55:59 any maemo mapper around ? Feb 14 15:56:08 i meant maemomapper developper : Feb 14 17:23:40 is it possible, modifying rx-44 to change the chars I get with the Chr key? Feb 14 17:26:29 I'm sure it is Feb 14 17:26:38 it's not necessarily easy Feb 14 17:26:53 do you have pointers? Feb 14 17:27:10 the configuration lives somewhere in /usr/share/X11/xkb/ Feb 14 17:27:21 yes, I already modified it Feb 14 17:27:36 then you know more than I do :) Feb 14 17:27:37 but I don't know how to change the beaviour of the Chr key Feb 14 17:27:55 what's the keysym assigned to Chr? Feb 14 17:28:32 no idea, I guess Mod5, but I'm not sure Feb 14 17:28:43 I don't have a N810 myself Feb 14 17:29:01 it could be ISO_Level3_Shift, or Multi_key Feb 14 17:29:17 yes Mod5 is mapped on Level3 Feb 14 17:29:18 how does it work? Do you press Chr e = to get a Euro sign, or do you hold Chr and press something to get something? Feb 14 17:29:46 you hold Chr and press e to get è or é Feb 14 17:29:50 aha Feb 14 17:30:23 if so then editing columns 3 and 4 in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/nokia_vndr/rx-44 ought to change the characters you get Feb 14 17:30:32 (after a reboot) Feb 14 17:30:36 no, that's for Fn, not Chr Feb 14 17:31:26 btw, I hate how everybody in the US is changing € to be | ;) Feb 14 17:32:13 do you have xev? Feb 14 17:32:22 no Feb 14 17:32:30 there's a package with it out there somewhere Feb 14 17:33:02 oh, actually I built it and uploaded to my repo (http://mg.pov.lt/770 chinook user) Feb 14 17:33:07 * mgedmin should upload it to extras Feb 14 17:34:35 I'll have a look at wath hrw did for the polish layout first Feb 14 18:01:43 still no maemomapper developper around ? Feb 14 18:02:13 * mgedmin likes the word 'developper' Feb 14 18:02:31 melmoth: there's only one, and does not hang on here usually Feb 14 18:03:10 ok, i ll send him a mail then. (funny though, the garage project show several people commiting in the tree) Feb 14 18:06:22 in that case I am just wrong Feb 14 18:07:16 no problemo, i use to be wrong quite often too :) Feb 14 18:07:21 <|tbb|> lardman: around? Feb 14 18:07:43 I have OS2007 installed on my 770. I have found a couple of howtos on configuring the 770 to allow you to mount Windows shares, but none of them have worked for me. It says the modules is invalid when I try to load it. Can anyone help me out? Feb 14 18:10:12 anyone using an apple bluetooth keyboard with their 8x0? Feb 14 18:10:31 * mgedmin raises his hand Feb 14 18:10:36 lcuk_3: I am Feb 14 18:10:57 how do i pair it with my device - ive got one here and its trying to pair and giving a passcode on 810 but obviously pairing fails Feb 14 18:11:09 is there a passcode default or something Feb 14 18:11:56 I found this just minutes ago http://cs.gmu.edu/~sean/stuff/n800/keyboard/ Feb 14 18:12:06 might be useful Feb 14 18:12:56 lcuk_3: you're supposed to type the same passcode on the keyboard and press enter Feb 14 18:13:17 also, there's a bug that sometimes pops up a 'pairing failed' error before you even get a chance to do that Feb 14 18:13:43 thanks Feb 14 18:13:46 ive done it Feb 14 18:13:51 :D Feb 14 18:14:03 now ive gotta put it away for a week until my birthday Feb 14 18:14:17 apple dorks in the apple shop didnt think it would work with anything other than a mac Feb 14 18:16:07 how do I get the n810 to receive OBEX transfers ove bluetooth? Feb 14 18:16:36 have something that accepts opex push requests on that rfcomm port Feb 14 18:17:00 s1d: I want to receive files on the n810 Feb 14 18:19:03 my missus says she actually managed to baffle the apple people. she is mega chuffed now Feb 14 18:21:06 Solarion: I just commented on a maemo bug about that :) Feb 14 18:21:10 coincidence? Feb 14 18:21:14 mgedmin: w00t! Feb 14 18:21:31 I managed to get my 770 with sobexsrv to accept OBEX PUSH transfers from a Palm Tungsten T Feb 14 18:21:43 it required a change in the server code to advertise an additional data format (0xFF) Feb 14 18:21:49 mgedmin: ouch Feb 14 18:21:51 I don't know what exactly N8x0 uses Feb 14 18:21:52 that doesn't sound simple Feb 14 18:21:58 but it might require an equivalent patch Feb 14 18:23:09 <|tbb|> NAT is not enabled in the kernel by default, anyone knows how to insmod that nat thing? Feb 14 18:23:29 insmod /path/to/iptables-nat.ko, I assume Feb 14 18:23:34 after you've built it somehow Feb 14 18:26:20 <|tbb|> anyone built a nat module for bora, before? Feb 14 18:44:44 Can soemone help me mount Windows shares? Feb 14 18:46:03 not yet, but hopefully i'll get to that part of my 810 next week Feb 14 18:46:16 I don't know if you can mount them, but you can browse them with the File Manager Feb 14 18:46:42 Can I access files on shares through the file manager? Feb 14 18:46:46 yes Feb 14 18:46:51 On OS2007? Feb 14 18:46:53 no Feb 14 18:46:55 on OS2008 Feb 14 18:47:13 I suggest an upgrade Feb 14 18:47:16 And I can't install OS2008 on a 770, right? Feb 14 18:47:23 ah, no Feb 14 18:47:29 I withdraw my suggestion Feb 14 18:47:33 heh Feb 14 18:47:38 (you said OS2007, not OS2007HE!) Feb 14 18:47:38 pope523: you can use wizard-mounter on OS2007 Feb 14 18:48:01 oh OS2007HE... well.. I dont' know :) Feb 14 18:48:05 I tried Wizard Mounter. I click the button to mount the share and it appears that the program closes without mounting it Feb 14 18:48:07 mgedmin: how is it possible to browse network shares in the file manager? (is sftp possible by the way?) Feb 14 18:49:15 Maybe I should have spent the extra $100 for an n800 :) Feb 14 18:49:26 pope523, you should have. Feb 14 18:49:32 Zero_Dogg: it just works for me Feb 14 18:49:38 Zero_Dogg, sftp should be possible Feb 14 18:49:45 open file manager, wait a few seconds, notice the 'Shared Folders' entry at the bottom on the left Feb 14 18:49:50 isn't there an unofficial os2008 for it? Feb 14 18:49:53 mgedmin: ah, right Feb 14 18:49:54 open it, see all the network servers Feb 14 18:49:59 Navi: any clue how? Feb 14 18:50:18 mgedmin: right, guess that's smb then Feb 14 18:50:18 any clue how what? Feb 14 18:50:25 Navi: how to access sftp Feb 14 18:50:27 a 770 is just on wrong side of 'too slow, too little RAM', a n800 is just on the right side of 'barely fast enough, sufficient RAM' Feb 14 18:50:45 Zero_Dogg, set up openssh-server Feb 14 18:50:48 hm, maemo uses gnome-vfs Feb 14 18:50:51 and connect to it Feb 14 18:50:56 gnome-vfs supports sftp Feb 14 18:51:06 but is that support compiled in the maemo version? Feb 14 18:51:10 * mgedmin has no idea Feb 14 18:51:18 I know gnome-vfs does, but I haven't found any way to actually connect in the maemo file manager Feb 14 18:56:05 i know this question is out of left field, but has anyone dissected a n810 that would know who the physical manufacturer of the screen it? Feb 14 18:56:08 s/it/is Feb 14 19:05:35 michele_: key { type="EIGHT_LEVEL", [ nacute, Nacute, dollar, dollar, n, N, dollar, dollar ] }; Feb 14 19:05:57 I was sure you knew Feb 14 19:05:58 thanks Feb 14 19:06:11 michele_: its: chr+n, chr+shift+n, fn+n, fn+shift+n, n, shift+n, fn+n, fn+shift+n Feb 14 19:06:23 michele_: but chr+SOMETHING is ignored ;( Feb 14 19:06:39 michele_: find how to change and give info ;D Feb 14 19:06:41 bye Feb 14 19:06:51 I don't understand what's being ignored Feb 14 19:16:53 aha, so the Chr key is actually Feb 14 20:33:37 hrw|gone (and others) fyi, i solved the "Chr" issue by setting the "key " to "ISO_Level5_Shift" and adding a modifier_map (e.g. modifier_map Mod3 { ISO_Level5_Shift } )... this way the EIGHT_LEVEL works Feb 14 20:34:19 then you have ... type="EIGHT_LEVEL", [ None, Shift, LevelThree, Shift+LevelThree, LevelFive, Shift+LevelFive, LevelThree+LevelFive, Shift+LevelThree+LevelFive ] ... Feb 14 20:34:29 wher LevelThree = Fn and LevelFive = Chr Feb 14 20:35:01 ah, so Chr is after all Feb 14 20:35:07 which is mapped to Multi_key by default, right? Feb 14 20:35:17 then it must be the input method that's doing stuff to it Feb 14 20:35:44 because Gtk's standard handling of Multi_key is to map three keystrokes into one (e.g. Multi_key c o => copyright) Feb 14 20:37:40 yes, it was multi_key.. but i like it more to have a direct mapping :) Feb 14 20:38:28 i wished they had not used the F-keys for Menu/Zoom/etc... so one could actually use them in applications.. (like Chr+Q => F1) Feb 14 20:39:46 have you noticed symbols/level5? Feb 14 20:39:55 (and types/level5, and compat/level5) Feb 14 20:40:10 yes.. thats why i concluded i need a Level5 key ;) Feb 14 20:40:28 I've been scratching my head trying to understand where these were used Feb 14 20:40:35 which is apparently nowhere by default :) Feb 14 20:41:01 the "types/default" and "compat/default" includes them Feb 14 20:41:31 (i suppose thats why they are loaded ;) Feb 14 20:43:56 right, I was looking for a key actually mapped to those Feb 14 20:44:11 and why does it use 0xffwhatever instead of ISO_Level5_Shift? Feb 14 20:44:58 sorry i'm not that deep into xkb config files ;).. i also wondered why.. Feb 14 20:46:59 Whoa whoa whoa. Did anybody notice this? http://maemo.org/news/announcements/view/internet_tablet_hacker_edition_pushed_at_chinook_level.html Feb 14 20:48:36 hehe nice, so drop suport for everything < os2008 NOW! :) Feb 14 20:49:02 no excuses are tolerated anymore :> Feb 14 20:51:49 cool. Feb 14 21:15:47 ls -ltr Feb 14 21:15:50 wops! :D Feb 14 21:16:11 ugh, iphone... Feb 14 21:16:32 ls: Command not found. Go away! Feb 14 21:17:18 ls -lart > GeneralAntilles Feb 14 21:19:23 Just installed OS2008HE. Feb 14 21:20:37 Creeps me out. Feb 14 21:20:44 wait, WHAT?! Feb 14 21:20:48 2008HE!? Feb 14 21:20:55 wtf? Feb 14 21:21:06 Ha Feb 14 21:21:30 lol Feb 14 21:21:43 i hope you're kidding... or that you're not. I'm not sure which would be better. Feb 14 21:21:46 wow oprofile is totally awesome Feb 14 21:21:49 www.maemo.org Feb 14 21:21:50 ww Feb 14 21:21:51 :P Feb 14 21:30:18 esd takes up a fair amount ot time Feb 14 21:31:40 http://pastebin.ca/904328 Feb 14 21:36:03 Well, I'm not unimpressed by OS2008HE. Feb 14 21:36:07 It's reasonably responsive. Feb 14 21:38:36 GeneralAntilles: hows the browser? Feb 14 21:44:04 ahaa loook how much sound blaster takes up Feb 14 21:44:18 144808 31.9373 dosbox CPU_Core_Simple_Run() Feb 14 21:44:18 43815 9.6634 dosbox mem_writew(unsigned int, unsigned short) Feb 14 21:44:21 39148 8.6341 dosbox OPL2::YM3812UpdateOne(int, short*, int) Feb 14 21:44:30 Feels REALLY good, actually. Feb 14 21:44:34 Startup is a little slow. Feb 14 21:44:41 But it's pretty responsive on normal sites. Feb 14 21:45:55 why were they so pessimistic on the wiki then? Feb 14 21:45:57 GeneralAntilles: wow. I'm actually amazed they were working on that. Feb 14 21:46:15 GeneralAntilles: you have a 770?! Feb 14 21:46:33 So the ravenous hordes don't take a little optimism and turn it into unmet hype. <_< Feb 14 21:46:50 2, rm_you. Feb 14 21:46:54 GeneralAntilles: !?! >_> Feb 14 21:46:57 GeneralAntilles: send me one :P Feb 14 21:47:14 why would you have 2x 770? Feb 14 21:47:20 woot.com Feb 14 21:47:23 >_> Feb 14 21:47:28 but... WHY Feb 14 21:47:45 Mostly for an extra battery for my N800. Feb 14 21:47:50 rofl Feb 14 21:48:15 Partly because they make great couch/nightstand/kitchen/wherever browsers/terminals/ebook readers/media playback controllers. Feb 14 21:48:33 mmpc means I can control music playback from just about anywhere. :D Feb 14 21:49:10 pupnik, it chokes a bit on the heavier AJAX stuff. Feb 14 21:49:13 digg is a little painful Feb 14 21:49:17 slashdot is good Feb 14 21:49:18 :3 Feb 14 21:49:22 wikipedia work nicely. Feb 14 21:49:37 Mostly during rendering Feb 14 21:49:40 Wikipedia isn't very javascript heavy Feb 14 21:49:42 digg suxx Feb 14 21:49:42 it gets better after it's loaded. Feb 14 21:49:56 Well, duh, but it's good for testing bloated sites. :P Feb 14 21:50:05 true Feb 14 21:50:35 how's the memory usage? 2007he wasn't really usable for me since it keeps hogging everything down by itself and leaves almost nothing for the poor apps Feb 14 21:51:45 Probably a lot worse than OS2007HE. Feb 14 21:52:13 Avoiding too much multitasking wouldn't be a bad idea. Feb 14 21:52:45 use swap >_> Feb 14 21:53:03 Only gets you 128MB total. Feb 14 21:55:46 ...use more swap :) Feb 14 21:56:03 well, you could use a partition or your own file instead of the one the control panel applet creates, but the universe only lasts so long. Feb 14 21:57:00 the universe collapses if you manually create swap space on a n770? :O Feb 14 21:57:16 ha Feb 14 21:57:26 Nah, I'm just way too lazy. Feb 14 21:58:39 well, no, it's just that the 770 with that much swap is so slow that I'd still be waiting for it to do something when the universe collapses (or however it will eventually choose to go) naturally Feb 14 21:59:07 a linux machine with no swap is much slower when it runs out of ram than a linux machine with swap Feb 14 21:59:46 ha Feb 14 21:59:51 lockup if you're out of ram Feb 14 22:00:00 and have no swap Feb 14 22:00:18 Faster if you kill everything than waiting for load times Feb 14 22:04:12 Poor INdT guys are gonna have to work up a Canola for OS2008HE now. Feb 14 22:04:35 whys that Feb 14 22:04:42 Heh Feb 14 22:04:46 have i missed the new version Feb 14 22:04:51 GeneralAntilles: it would be easier Feb 14 22:04:57 GeneralAntilles: 2007 sucks hard Feb 14 22:05:06 I don't envy the work. Feb 14 22:05:16 ? Feb 14 22:05:16 mmr, see maemo.org Feb 14 22:05:17 it's not stable AND it's old/broken Feb 14 22:05:31 The newer the better Feb 14 22:05:43 heh Feb 14 22:05:43 ah gotcha Feb 14 22:05:57 unbelievable Feb 14 22:06:13 who would have thought the old 770 still had some lif eleft Feb 14 22:06:36 * mmr wonders if he can install vista on a 486 Feb 14 22:07:18 ha Feb 14 22:08:13 so no more hacker editions after this, that's what the announcement looks like to me... Feb 14 22:08:47 i wonder when 2008 next edition is coming out for n800/810 and what the improvements are Feb 14 22:09:27 mmr, probably whenever the WIMAX version is released Feb 14 22:09:54 jku, "She jus' canna take anymore!" Feb 14 22:10:09 Supposed a fix for the race issue should be out soon. Feb 14 22:10:18 So, probably that, then the WiMAX version. Feb 14 22:10:26 race issue? Feb 14 22:10:29 GeneralAntilles, :) yeah I understand the reasons Feb 14 22:11:58 The power-on problems, mmr. Feb 14 22:12:12 ah Feb 14 22:12:13 GeneralAntilles, still, that will be the time when the important proprietary bits will hurt the most: I guess no-one will be able to upgrade the kernel and still keep wireless working on the 770... Feb 14 22:12:51 ... even if there was community driven 770 OS development Feb 14 22:13:01 isnt it a shame they dont worry about europeans who are not likely to ever see wimax Feb 14 22:13:12 seeing as 3g is hitting 7.2meg Feb 14 22:13:25 mmr, what do you mean? Feb 14 22:13:54 that they should have released a 3G version and not wimax? Feb 14 22:14:14 * lcuk_3 has a 3g phone, but its locked inside a 128x128 cell leaving my n810 cold and lonely Feb 14 22:14:19 well it would be an idea Feb 14 22:14:48 then someone would be saying " isnt it a shame they dont worry about americans..." Feb 14 22:15:09 yes but nokia usually worries first about europeans Feb 14 22:15:17 cdma came waay after gsm Feb 14 22:15:24 I guess they see that as a problem :) Feb 14 22:15:26 have we heard anything about the gps initialization problem yet? do we know if nokia are wroking on it Feb 14 22:16:06 I don't know if there is a specific problem. I guess the chip is just really bad without assistance... Feb 14 22:16:11 I have a 3G phone, I think. If I had money to go on a non-prepaid plan, I would know :3 Feb 14 22:36:58 yawn! Feb 14 23:20:49 gah, why is it that it seems apple invented on the go web surfing with the iphone?! Feb 14 23:21:25 because there's the truth and then theres apple advertising Feb 14 23:21:39 you know why they didn't participate on mwc or last years 3gsm.. Feb 14 23:21:58 they like to pretend others don't exist(and also that others don't have decent batt life in 3g etc) Feb 14 23:22:20 it's just basic apple marketing Feb 14 23:22:44 and when presented with the N800 or N810 they grasp multitouch as the holy grail... Feb 14 23:23:43 and "virtual"gps as "as good as real thing" Feb 14 23:23:56 glass, s/apple // Feb 14 23:23:57 have not seen that yet Feb 14 23:24:22 t_s_o: it was on this one video Feb 14 23:24:44 t_s_o: where someone went on to interview people lining up before iphone release Feb 14 23:24:54 still, a magazine that writes about mobile phones and similar gave the N810 and ipod touch about the same overall score, with the touch getting 1 point more because of default multimedia capabilities Feb 14 23:25:08 t_s_o: he shot the video with a n95 and asked all kinda things about people who were lining up Feb 14 23:25:12 about gps etc Feb 14 23:25:18 :P Feb 14 23:25:30 someone of them said it has "virtual gps" and shit like that(apparently a map program is 'virtual gps') Feb 14 23:27:59 got to love the RDF... Feb 14 23:29:32 has someone by any chance a gdbserver that works in the n8x0 initfs uclibc env? Feb 14 23:29:51 glass, not that wlan positioning isn't cool... Feb 14 23:30:04 jku: it wasnt that Feb 14 23:30:05 but "virtual positioning" should be insulting to anyones intelligence Feb 14 23:30:24 yeah.. saying such a thing when you're pinpointing your location by hand is just bs Feb 14 23:30:29 vrirtual gps, I mean Feb 14 23:30:38 god, I can't spell Feb 14 23:31:08 dunno if they've added some cellid or something positioning to it now Feb 14 23:31:11 probably not Feb 14 23:31:22 glass, yes, that's it Feb 14 23:31:34 jku: have they added it to iphone? it didn't ship with it Feb 14 23:31:51 haven't seen it, but so I've understood Feb 14 23:31:59 googlemaps on mobiles has it Feb 14 23:32:22 on the ones that let you get cell id, probably :P Feb 14 23:32:27 btw, is it just me or is a increasing number of pages providing special iphone layouts? talk about mindshare... Feb 14 23:32:31 Stskeeps: ye Feb 14 23:32:43 and then it takes a big db of cell id -> location, which for some reason is hard to get in some EU countries (denmark) Feb 14 23:32:43 t_s_o: it's to be in the hype.. Feb 14 23:32:46 :P Feb 14 23:32:52 which makes it even more useless Feb 14 23:32:59 Stskeeps: it's hard to get anywhere where the operator isn't willing to give you the db Feb 14 23:33:06 <|tbb|> gnight all Feb 14 23:33:17 glass, just checked: both iphone and touch support wlan positioning Feb 14 23:33:26 now, if we were talking RSS & tower IDs, we might be talking Feb 14 23:33:26 :P Feb 14 23:33:54 jku: ok's Feb 14 23:33:59 hrm. reminds me, i should try out the n800 and see if it's even remotely suitable for wlan positioning Feb 14 23:34:12 Stskeeps, I'm ahead of you... Feb 14 23:34:17 it is Feb 14 23:34:36 sounds good - how sensitive is it? Feb 14 23:35:11 sensitive in what? Feb 14 23:35:16 seeing networks? Feb 14 23:35:43 well, wlan positioning quality usually depends on the sensitivity/quality of the RSS value :) Feb 14 23:37:20 it looks fine, but I didn't actually use it yet -- in urban areas there are so many networks that just stupid triangulation is fairly usable Feb 14 23:37:43 *nod* Feb 14 23:37:58 this is with an extremely stupid positioning algo; Feb 14 23:38:10 http://maps.google.fi/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=fi&msa=0&msid=103576186623008880757.0004455aea7187c72b5f2&z=17 Feb 14 23:38:17 i worked as a student programmer on a WLAN/DECT positioning project for 3 years, hence my wierd questions :P Feb 14 23:39:32 I had 10 control locations, only 5 are shown, but the rest were similar: ~45m difference to GPS Feb 14 23:39:48 *nod* Feb 14 23:40:15 I imagine using signal quality should get to around 30 which is what skyhook et al advertize Feb 15 00:09:57 Stskeeps, if that project is something you can talk about, let me know... Feb 15 00:10:22 Going to sleep now, but leave me a msg if I can contact you about it Feb 15 00:10:50 Hi, I'm trying to update my N800 to OS2008, using these instructions: http://maemo.org/community/wiki/howto_flashlatestnokiaimagewithlinux/ getting the following error: Feb 15 00:12:06 $sudo ./flasher-3.0 -F RX-34_2008SE_2.2007.50-2_PR_COMBINED_MR0_ARM.bin -f -R Feb 15 00:12:06 ./flasher-3.0: 2: Syntax error: newline unexpected Feb 15 00:14:32 the only reference i found is on an itialian site where an admin uploaded a different version of flasher-3.0 Feb 15 00:15:05 sorry for the google spam in the url, its converted to english: http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=it&u=http://www.itopen.it/nokia770forum/viewtopic.php%3Fpid%3D4830&sa=X&oi=translate&resnum=1&ct=result&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dflasher-3.0%2Bnewline%2Bunexpected%26hl%3Den%26rlz%3D1B3GGGL_enUS220US222%26sa%3DG Feb 15 00:20:29 goat|work, sounds like you have a broken file at hand. judging by that url the file is html, not an executable. Feb 15 00:20:31 goat|work, it looks like your flasher3 isnt an executable Feb 15 00:20:37 go redownload the flasher Feb 15 00:20:52 * leif__ just installed LCARS 4.0 on the OS2008 Hacker Edition on 770 Feb 15 00:21:18 it looks like you right clicked and saved instead of left clicking and processing (to give you the flasher executable result download) Feb 15 00:21:30 two crashes so far, both while setting the desktop wallpaper Feb 15 00:21:37 though the second time it did work Feb 15 00:22:58 the name of the FIASCO image indicates this 2008 hacker edition is version 4.2007.50-6 Feb 15 00:23:27 but the browser calls itself RX-44_2008SE_2.2007.48-9 Feb 15 00:25:02 er "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux armv5tejl; en-US; rv:1.9a6pre) Gecko/20071205 Firefox/3.0a1 Tablet browser 0.2.2 RX-34+RX-44_2008SE_2.2007.48-9" to be exact Feb 15 00:25:48 /etc/osso_software_version also says it is 2008SE_2.2007.48-9_PR_MR0 Feb 15 00:26:52 meanwhile the latest release for N8x0 is still 2008SE_2.2007.50-2 Feb 15 00:27:48 lcuk_3: thanks, i'll try redownloading the flasher Feb 15 00:27:58 I wonder where they got the name SU-18_2008HACKER_4.2007.50-6_PR_F5_MR0_ARM.bin from Feb 15 00:28:27 still an ancient kernel :( Feb 15 00:29:46 I guess 2.6.16.27-omap1 from Sep 19 2006 will be the last kernel we get from Nokia Feb 15 00:31:59 while it isn't blazingly fast, I'm actually surprised by how fast OS2008 is running now. While installing LCARS (prior to enabling swap) it was exceedingly slow Feb 15 00:32:14 but now it seems alright Feb 15 00:32:52 ok, so I left clicked and re-saved the file from this locatoin: http://tablets-dev.nokia.com/d3.php?f=flasher-3.0 and when I run: file flasher-3.0 I get ASCII C++ Program text Feb 15 00:33:08 but I still get the same error Feb 15 00:33:19 C++ program text?! Feb 15 00:33:23 yes Feb 15 00:33:34 can you paste a line or two here please? Feb 15 00:33:39 leif__, yeah it's pretty responsive. Feb 15 00:34:00 sure, hold on Feb 15 00:34:39 App Manager is ridiculously slow in all the hacker editions, though. Feb 15 00:34:47 goat|work, file has been known to make mistakes Feb 15 00:38:00 hi johnx Feb 15 00:38:04 hey Feb 15 00:38:24 do you have a 770? Feb 15 00:38:28 nope Feb 15 00:38:37 ok, http://pastebin.com/d67a2c859 Feb 15 00:38:43 just an n800 (and some zauruses)... Feb 15 00:38:44 leif__: ^^ Feb 15 00:38:47 * leif__ wonders about running debian on 770 Feb 15 00:39:08 leif__, I know b0unc3 got it working to some degree using the tarball I put up Feb 15 00:39:51 and 'apple2' on itt had a different method for running debian on the 770 Feb 15 00:40:18 musikgoat, can you paste the output of "head flasher-3.0" (I'd guess it is html, not C++ :) Feb 15 00:40:49 yes it is Feb 15 00:41:08 Feb 15 00:41:08 Feb 15 00:42:01 but your browser brought up a save dialog when you (left-)clicked the link to it? Feb 15 00:42:10 yes Feb 15 00:42:22 strange, i don't know what to tell you Feb 15 00:42:33 Good evening or good morning every one :) Feb 15 00:43:03 mornin' :D Feb 15 00:43:16 IT IS AFTERNOON HERE Feb 15 00:43:21 try again next time Feb 15 00:43:24 its nearly 2 o clock AM here... i have been developing something new.... its a WEB startpage... who wants to try it out from you? Feb 15 00:43:30 You do not need to install it! Feb 15 00:43:34 woo! Feb 15 00:43:38 I'll give it a shot Feb 15 00:43:56 I have been working on it since 5 PM and not it is finished :) .... Feb 15 00:44:15 wow...what does it do? Feb 15 00:46:07 Johnx... it looks great :) ... i mean... it MAKES look the n8xx look great on my desk... here we go... http://www.cyberholic.de/maemo Feb 15 00:46:16 You have to view it in fullscreen Feb 15 00:46:38 to see the tools, put your finger on the screen and slide from right to left.... Feb 15 00:46:59 does it do the same for you leif__ from this link? http://tablets-dev.nokia.com/d3.php?f=flasher-3.0 Feb 15 00:47:21 leif__: I'm just dropping the f=... stuff Feb 15 00:47:22 no... it doesnt.... Feb 15 00:47:45 oh... sorry musikgoat, thought you asked me :) Feb 15 00:48:11 and johnx... you like it? Feb 15 00:48:35 Cool stuff, cyberholic. Feb 15 00:48:41 thankx pal.... Feb 15 00:48:48 thats cool cyberholic, leif__, the bin is downloading correctly if I go to the d3.php page first and agree to the terms Feb 15 00:48:53 Might be cool to leave it open in fullscreen if MicroB weren't going to eat the battery alive. Feb 15 00:48:57 yeah Feb 15 00:49:04 thanks for your props :) Feb 15 00:49:13 musikgoat, yes, it downloads the html page with their EULA when i click that link you sent Feb 15 00:49:21 wack Feb 15 00:49:42 leif__: is this page editable by me? http://maemo.org/community/wiki/howto_flashlatestnokiaimagewithlinux/ Feb 15 00:49:42 you can download it to your device, it is only 50 kb big Feb 15 00:49:59 I'm getting some scroll at fullscreen. :< Feb 15 00:49:59 well... if you want to, i can send it to you :) Feb 15 00:50:01 I will just drop the f=flasher-3.0 from the link Feb 15 00:50:10 cyberholic: I've now got the file Feb 15 00:50:12 thanks tho Feb 15 00:50:29 general: do you have the toolbar on? (t the bottom) Feb 15 00:50:37 musikgoat, i think if you need to login to edit, but yes it should be... it claims to be a wiki after all :) Feb 15 00:50:49 s/if// Feb 15 00:50:49 leif__ meant: musikgoat, i think you need to login to edit, but yes it should be... it claims to be a wiki after all :) Feb 15 00:51:01 lol Feb 15 00:51:22 No, toolbar is off. Feb 15 00:51:27 that's pretty neat :D Feb 15 00:51:33 Like, 10px of scroll. Feb 15 00:51:44 cyberholic, i'm seeing scrollbars also, even with the toolbar off Feb 15 00:51:44 really strange.... Feb 15 00:51:52 Yeah Feb 15 00:52:00 It's scroll because the scrollbars are showing. Feb 15 00:52:04 what devices you guys have? i own a n800 and everything is finde here. Feb 15 00:52:11 If the scrollbars weren't showing, there wouldn't be scroll. Feb 15 00:52:17 N800 OS2008 Feb 15 00:52:23 same Feb 15 00:52:24 Flashblock installed Feb 15 00:52:27 Ah... wait! my error! Feb 15 00:52:28 That might do it. Feb 15 00:54:11 ok, that was my error... now it should work! refresh please :) Feb 15 00:54:16 thanks for your help folks Feb 15 00:54:16 16bit becomes glaringly obvious with gradients. Feb 15 00:54:36 * GeneralAntilles hopes for a better screen with the N900. Feb 15 00:54:50 yeah... thats what i thought too. but its better then having everything black, dont you think? Feb 15 00:55:05 reloaded, still got the scrollbars Feb 15 00:55:56 * pupnik hopes someone finds the 'verysimple' 80286 dosbox core sources by Boris Letocha Feb 15 00:56:03 leif_ could you try to clear cache. The error was at my site, that i tould html that the flash file has a size of 800x480, but now i forced him to take 100% width and 100% height Feb 15 00:57:24 will a backup file from OS2007 work on OS2008 Feb 15 00:57:47 I'm getting prompted whether or not I want to load the backup file Feb 15 00:58:10 ok, it works now Feb 15 00:58:22 goat, did you use Opera or MicroB? Feb 15 00:58:46 leif: great... sorry for these problems, i am just tired ;) Feb 15 00:58:59 hmm, not sure specifically, I ran the backup from within the installed software Feb 15 00:58:59 general: do you use Opera? Feb 15 00:59:16 No, OS2008 Feb 15 00:59:24 * GeneralAntilles hasn't used Opera since the MicroB beta came out. Feb 15 00:59:39 another bug: on the minimal analog clock screen, there is a stripe of white pixels on the left side Feb 15 00:59:41 goat, restoring a backup where Opera was the primary browser will cause troubles. Feb 15 00:59:50 for the most part, though, OS2007 backups work fine. Feb 15 01:00:02 ok, good to know Feb 15 01:00:06 thanks Feb 15 01:02:08 cyberholic, and on the digital clock screen, it is on the right. And they're actually not white pixels, but the grey from the calendar screen Feb 15 01:03:28 cyberholic, on the timers screen, it is possible to start each timer multiple times Feb 15 01:03:58 leading to multiple overlapping alarms going off, and negative numbers on the tea timer Feb 15 01:04:59 and on the "any" timer, it is not possible to edit the number as the keyboard just opens and closes (maybe it works on n810?) Feb 15 01:05:31 leif_ thanks a lot! I think i will take the grey faded background away.... just gimme a second Feb 15 01:07:35 cyberholic, this box that drops down from the top... how is it supposed to be opened? I've seen it twice, but I don't know how i got it Feb 15 01:08:05 ah dragging down, i get it Feb 15 01:09:09 leif: if you slide from top to down Feb 15 01:09:12 :) Feb 15 01:26:37 Does anyone has any wishes to implement into that page? Feb 15 01:26:50 I mean my tool aka THat tool :) Feb 15 01:27:23 Sorry, i am getting realy tired... so much that i can not remember how to clear a setintervall in flash :( Feb 15 01:32:40 cyberholic, no specific requests here... but when you first said "start page" i was expecting web/internet types of things Feb 15 01:38:26 leif_ yeah... wrong title from me... i should call it "desktop clock" but even though most will misunderstand it :) Feb 15 01:38:49 cyberholic: the digital clock has a white line on the left side of the screen Feb 15 01:40:27 jott: have you cleared the cache? i thought i debugged that... Feb 15 01:43:22 i think so (just tried again) Feb 15 01:46:57 jott: sorry for my bad english, but does that mean that it is ok now? Feb 15 01:47:06 no.. :) Feb 15 01:47:11 it's still there Feb 15 01:47:25 let me restart the browser .. Feb 15 01:49:27 yes.. the white line is still there (on the first slide and on the 3rd/digital clock slide) Feb 15 01:49:41 cyberholic :) good to see you adapted your stance slightly, i like the interface Feb 15 01:51:02 lcuk... sorry ... did not catch up with what you mean.... have to exercise my english ;) ... what do you mean with "adapted your stance slightly" ? Feb 15 01:51:17 jott: are you viewing it in fullscreen? Feb 15 01:51:33 ok... forget my last question.... i now have it too! Feb 15 01:51:35 your fanzine thing had us jumping through hoops to try and view it Feb 15 01:51:40 this is just direct on a page :) Feb 15 01:51:48 MY cache was not cleared :( Feb 15 01:59:39 Ok guys, i realy have to go to bed now. I have been working for over 18 hours by now and have to get up in 6 hours again. Thanks a lot for your testing of the cyberholic tool. wish you the best and see you later.... Feb 15 02:00:10 thanks for the page. it's pretty slick. :D Feb 15 02:00:12 'night Feb 15 02:00:13 cheers cyberholic Feb 15 02:00:14 Oh and yes, i will take care about the countdown and teatimer bugs! Feb 15 02:00:28 nite people. Feb 15 02:04:58 any python hackers awake? Feb 15 02:05:08 might get a laugh out of this code I wrote: http://synthesize.us/sourceCheck.html Feb 15 02:06:18 (I decided to write a one-line python script instead of using that perl module I was talking about the other day) Feb 15 02:06:38 turns out python's email module can easily parse dpkg's metadata files :) Feb 15 02:07:51 leif__, that's pretty cool Feb 15 02:08:50 as suspected, osso-rss-feed-reader is not the only piece of GPL software with a newer version on the device than in the source repo Feb 15 02:09:29 yeah, I'm sure I've seen a couple things at least Feb 15 02:09:36 let me guess: bluez-utils is on that list as well? Feb 15 02:11:11 yes, bluez-utils (binary: 3.22-0osso2, source: 3.20-0osso2) Feb 15 02:11:22 (that is from the 2008HE actually) Feb 15 02:11:35 2008HE?? Feb 15 02:11:37 hmm? Feb 15 02:11:40 hacker edition Feb 15 02:11:43 770 Feb 15 02:11:51 there's a 2008HE out? Feb 15 02:11:57 yeah just came out today i think Feb 15 02:12:00 !! Feb 15 02:12:16 once swap is enabled it isn't too bad Feb 15 02:12:28 I'm offline for like 12 hours and I miss that...I really thought they were going to put that off for months Feb 15 02:12:36 Ha Feb 15 02:12:41 I was guessing at least another month. Feb 15 02:12:50 I was guessing indefinitely Feb 15 02:13:02 Quim said "very soon" when asked on thoughtfix's show Feb 15 02:13:12 i didn't think it would be this soon though :) Feb 15 02:13:22 yeah, really Feb 15 02:14:49 i still haven't installed the most recent release of ITOS2008 on my N800 Feb 15 02:15:01 the 2007-50.2? Feb 15 02:15:13 yeah Feb 15 02:15:18 anyone else want to run this to make a list of what is missing? there are 85 "wrong versions" on the 2008HE... Feb 15 02:15:45 what happened? Feb 15 02:15:49 wget http://repository.maemo.org/dists/maemo4.0/free/source/Sources && echo 'from sys import argv; from email import Parser; print "\n".join( (lambda sourceLists=["Sources"], packageLists=["/var/lib/dpkg/status"], parseFile=(lambda file, parser=Parser.Parser().parsestr: (dict(parser(package)._headers) for package in "".join(open(file)).split("\n\n"))) : [ "%s: %s (binary: %s, source: %s)" % (bin == src and "OK" or src and "Wrong version" or "Source Feb 15 02:15:49 missing", package, bin, src) for sources, binaries in [( dict((binary, source["Version"]) for source in (source for file in sourceLists for source in parseFile(file) if source) for binary in source["Binary"].split(", ")), dict(((package["Package"], package["Version"]) for file in packageLists for package in parseFile(file) if package.get("Version"))))] for package in binaries for bin, src in [(binaries[package], sources.get(package))] ])(*[[f for f Feb 15 02:15:50 in argv[1:] if f.endswith(s)] for s in ("Sources", "Packages") if argv[1:]]))'|python -|sort|grep 'Wrong version' > biglist.txt Feb 15 02:15:59 ohgod Feb 15 02:16:06 sorry :) Feb 15 02:16:22 but what is the point of writing long one-liners if not to paste them on IRC? Feb 15 02:16:41 definitely 3 lines here :P Feb 15 02:16:43 and who says python needs whitespace? Feb 15 02:18:01 er i guess there is no need to have the sort and the grep at the end there, sorry :/ Feb 15 02:18:15 one or the other makes sense, but not both. Feb 15 02:20:24 anyone know if the servers where the maps are dl'ed from is reallly slow or is it just my connection? Feb 15 02:20:31 for OS2008 Feb 15 02:21:28 well, I haven't downloaded maps recently, but Nokia's servers being slow wouldn't be news... Feb 15 02:22:11 I'm trying to DL the Central Europe one (cause the US east was ~700MB) which is about 51MB, and its been chugging along. its making progress on the 50MB, at this rate, 700MB will take days :-D Feb 15 02:22:44 is there another DL method? pc based? Feb 15 02:24:16 Looks like adv-backlight is still no-go under OS2008HE. Feb 15 02:24:31 what kernel are they using on OS2008HE? Feb 15 02:25:03 still 2.6.16.27-omap1 from Sep 19 2006 :( Feb 15 02:25:11 2008HE is out? Feb 15 02:25:20 apparently Feb 15 02:25:27 * leif__ is running it Feb 15 02:25:33 That's a zomg Feb 15 02:25:50 Does it suck as much as '07HE? Feb 15 02:25:56 also, pigs flying over here, devil seen ice skating... Feb 15 02:26:17 I never used the 07HE much, but so far I've only had two crashes and both were while setting the home screen background Feb 15 02:26:17 johnx, any pictures??? OMGOMGOMG Feb 15 02:26:26 :P Feb 15 02:26:41 it is painful slow until you enable swap Feb 15 02:27:09 I wonder if a lighter GTK theme would help Feb 15 02:27:53 GeneralAntilles, notice that the built-in brightness applet in OS2008 has a lot more levels on 770 than N800? Feb 15 02:28:14 ahahaha...that's awesome :D Feb 15 02:28:18 Yeah, I knew nothing would change from OS2007HE, but I can always hope. Feb 15 02:28:48 well i'm reluctant to say it is definitely the case, because I'm not sure how it would be, but it sure feels like LCARS made it faster :) Feb 15 02:29:05 No transparency is LCARS, right? Feb 15 02:29:12 s/is/in/ Feb 15 02:29:13 GeneralAntilles meant: No transparency in LCARS, right? Feb 15 02:29:14 ah, but LCARS still uses sapwood, right? I guess what I meant to say was a different gtk engine Feb 15 02:29:16 only on home applets Feb 15 02:30:10 I don't know what it would break, but I can definitely attest to how much of a difference a lighter GTK engine makes on a low-end Linux desktop/laptop Feb 15 02:30:17 Not much Feb 15 02:30:21 It would be interesting to see if hildon could run with a different gtk engine, I think it might not Feb 15 02:30:32 and sapwood seems pretty heavy, being pixmap based Feb 15 02:30:58 but... sapwood was written specifically for the 770 wasn't it? Feb 15 02:31:26 yeah, but I still bet it's heavier than "smooth" or the default gtk theme... Feb 15 02:31:35 probably lighter than the desktop pixbuf engine Feb 15 02:31:58 The load between the glossy GTK theme (intensive) compared to flat (pfft) is negligible even on a low-end desktop Feb 15 02:32:02 sapwood isn't a theme itself, it's a theme engine, an accelerator, which keeps the pixmaps cached in the X server and draws them from there rather than feeding them to the X server every time Feb 15 02:32:21 Low end being my own machine: Celeron D, 256MB SDRAM Feb 15 02:32:39 I understand that it saves quite a bit of memory copying, scaling and colourspace conversions compared to the normal pixbuf engine Feb 15 02:33:09 Robot101, Right. I bet it does. But I wonder if a "plain" gtk engine might be faster Feb 15 02:33:18 a bi Feb 15 02:33:20 bit* Feb 15 02:33:34 but not worth the ugliness Feb 15 02:33:51 * leif__ has been running two copies of sapwood on the desktop, one for local use and one for Xforwarding themed apps to the N800 Feb 15 02:33:55 well, I'll test something and get back to you :) Feb 15 02:34:17 for some reason when I run normal gtk apps using a sapwood theme, the menu padding is all wrong Feb 15 02:34:38 The performance difference between gtk theme engines really isn't all that much Feb 15 02:34:52 Navi, it's noticeable on my zaurus... Feb 15 02:34:59 'cuz the Zaurus fails. Feb 15 02:35:04 :P Feb 15 02:35:53 xscale @ 416MHz is pretty darn close to the OMAP 2420 @ ~400MHz, IIRC Feb 15 02:36:07 running ITOS with non-hildon gtk themes won't yield a very usable system Feb 15 02:36:26 well, I'll give it a shot and see what happens :) Feb 15 02:36:39 I made a blank theme with no gtkrc at all, and some things look great but the keyboard won't even open Feb 15 02:36:51 ah Feb 15 02:37:11 well, maybe nevermind then... Feb 15 02:37:21 it is too bad there isn't a way to get the plain gtk look in ITOS though Feb 15 02:37:28 because I kind of like it :) Feb 15 02:37:35 The OMAP puhjowns xscale at any close clockrate Feb 15 02:37:55 Navi, it depends on the task Feb 15 02:38:00 s/clockrate/clockspeed/ Feb 15 02:38:00 Navi meant: The OMAP puhjowns xscale at any close clockspeed Feb 15 02:38:49 read up on a2dp/sbc encoding maybe? Feb 15 02:39:44 Pfft, minor niche tasks in a niche market Feb 15 02:40:03 heh...whatever Feb 15 02:40:08 I own *both* devices Feb 15 02:40:15 it's not like I *want* one to be better Feb 15 02:41:50 And I own neither Feb 15 02:41:56 it's not like I *care* Feb 15 02:42:13 Haha Feb 15 02:46:30 heh...actually I kind of got screwed both ways. The device that actually has a fast enough link between CPU and LCD controller doesn't have the guts for fullscreen 640x480 video and the one that has built-in bluetooth has naturally crappy results when doing SBC encoding... Feb 15 02:47:05 Ha Feb 15 02:48:52 and then the device with the formfactor I like (my zaurus 5500) has limited support for kernel 2.6 Feb 15 02:49:50 That's what you get for buying linux devices. Everyone knows that proprietary locked-in devices are best. Feb 15 02:52:09 oh totally...it's really awesome being at the complete mercy of one vendor whose only goal upon selling you something is to also sell you the next something Feb 15 02:53:10 Of course. Only crap comes out of open sourced projects. Feb 15 02:57:28 it's times like these when I realize how the computer industry as a whole is the same place the automobile industry was in the 1950s or so Feb 15 02:58:08 Down with the Tucker! Feb 15 02:58:29 ?? Feb 15 02:58:31 * Navi forgets when the Tuckers were being whipped up Feb 15 02:59:07 Well, car history then, I guess :) Feb 15 02:59:27 * johnx hits up google/wikipedia aka the other half of his brain Feb 15 02:59:44 Preston Tucker came up with a revolutionary car with features that even modern cars are just _now_ including **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Feb 15 02:59:56 2008