**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Feb 17 02:59:57 2008 Feb 17 03:12:37 So i'm trying to get tor compiled for maemo. I'm a newbie to the scratchbox environement. Tor is failing to ./configure due to a lack of libevent. Feb 17 03:12:47 I've been unable to find a libevent package for the N800. Feb 17 03:19:34 genome4hire: add a debian source repository to your /etc/apt/sources.list then apt-get source libevent Feb 17 03:19:56 then go to the directory and dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -b in that directory Feb 17 03:53:25 any idea why I can't insmod ext2.ko on OS 2008? Feb 17 03:53:41 it says "Unknown symbol in module (-1): No such file or directory" Feb 17 04:26:41 Ok. Things are better. I'm trying to create a .deb of tor for maemo. However, "dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -b " fails for tor (it worked just fine for libevent), because the tor debian package requires latex/gs and a bunch of other stuff for the documentation. Any advice on how to tell buildpackage to not build the docs, and just compile the tor stuff? Feb 17 04:30:50 elb: give the full path to the .ko Feb 17 04:30:57 iirc Feb 17 04:31:40 genome4hire: heh. welcome to porting to maemo Feb 17 04:32:24 the answer is dependent on the package you are building Feb 17 04:32:36 Ok. Let me try this another way. Feb 17 04:32:37 can't seem to get the soduku (tomiku) game working on the latest OS on an n-800.. sad. Feb 17 04:32:46 genome4hire: look in debian/rules Feb 17 04:32:50 the .deb i'm trying to build wants latex, which wants gs, which wants libpaper1. Feb 17 04:33:03 and libpaper1 fails to dpkg --configure, as i'm not root in the scratchbox. Feb 17 04:33:05 latex is a beast Feb 17 04:33:41 i'd look if you can disable the docs in tor's ./configure, then look in debian/rules and debian/control to remove dependencies Feb 17 04:33:48 you can also try to brute-force the build Feb 17 04:34:03 with dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -b -d (-d will remove dependency check) Feb 17 04:34:20 sometimes the configure will go through without some dependencies Feb 17 04:35:04 there might be also the option to install tetex instead of lated (apt-cache search tetex) Feb 17 04:36:03 sssshhhhhhhhh: i hope you don't expect any assistance based-on that problem description Feb 17 04:36:29 was hoping to start a dialog, that's all. Feb 17 04:36:46 See if anyone else has run into the same issue? Feb 17 04:36:53 thanks pupnik Feb 17 04:37:22 sssshhhhhhhhh, don't look at me. I can't stand sudoku :) Feb 17 04:37:41 it's a good time waster :) Feb 17 04:38:03 every time I see a sudoku board I just want to write a solver for it and be done Feb 17 04:38:16 hahahaha. Feb 17 04:39:54 I just downloaded the developer's kit and got hello world working on it... Feb 17 04:40:22 so, I was going to try playing with the source code from tomiku... Feb 17 04:40:33 unless someone else had some ideas. Feb 17 04:44:36 cool beans sssshhhhhhhhh ... we need more ppl porting/fixing stuff :) Feb 17 04:45:37 yeah, I haven't done any porting to maemo yet... I wanna try, though. Feb 17 04:47:03 i think you'll find that if you stick with it for a couple of weeks, it becomes very fun, almost addictive :) Feb 17 04:47:48 really? cool.. any tips/tricks/things to start with? Feb 17 04:49:31 http://maemo.org/development/documentation/tutorials/maemo_4-0_tutorial.html this is a pretty complete intro Feb 17 04:49:53 but that's more than you probably want to read to start Feb 17 04:50:10 i think just starting with a game you want to build (like sudoku) is best Feb 17 04:54:06 I saw that and thought it was pretty large :) but looks interesting... Feb 17 04:54:07 thanks... Feb 17 04:56:41 pupnik, :P Feb 17 04:57:26 alright i think i have a scheme for left/right mouse clicks in dosbox Feb 17 04:57:32 oh? Feb 17 04:57:49 yeah problem is all stylus taps count as mouse clicks right now Feb 17 04:57:52 and there's no right click Feb 17 04:58:09 so i might be able to instead disable stylus mouse clicks Feb 17 04:58:32 and set the dpad enter key to be left mousedown, IF the stylus is also down Feb 17 04:58:41 and likewise set esc to be right mouse down Feb 17 04:59:09 in either case, if the stylus is down, then esc and enter won't be passed-on to the DOS program Feb 17 04:59:13 sound good? Feb 17 04:59:59 heh Feb 17 05:00:15 why not - and + instead? Feb 17 05:00:16 Ok. Feb 17 05:00:18 I got it building Feb 17 05:00:26 so now I need to switch from i386 to ARMEL Feb 17 05:00:32 as the build environment, right? Feb 17 05:00:33 genome4hire, :3 Feb 17 05:00:45 hacking that debian rules file was quite unpleasant Feb 17 05:00:59 i do everything in ARMEL target Feb 17 05:01:05 really? Feb 17 05:01:24 haven't found a reason to use the x86 yet Feb 17 05:08:41 Navi: i'm using those to adjust game speed, and they're a bit awkward to reach on the n810 Feb 17 05:08:55 mmk Feb 17 05:16:20 tor_0.1.2.19-1~~etch+1_armel.deb Feb 17 05:16:23 w00t Feb 17 05:35:50 congrats genome4hire ! :) Feb 17 05:36:21 After all that work, I found out that the fscking tor package is already in http://debfarm.free.fr/ Feb 17 05:36:26 sigh Feb 17 05:40:34 ok - I dunno what I'm doing, but I'm trying to recompile tomiku for chinook... it seems to be missing some dependencies... Feb 17 05:43:04 sssshhhhhhhhh: you can add repositories to /etc/apt/sources.list in scratchbox, then install the dependencies Feb 17 05:43:18 search http://gronmayer.com/it/ to see if your dependencies are available somewhere Feb 17 05:43:37 ahhh cool, okay, take a look at that. Feb 17 05:43:57 err.. I'll take a look at that. Feb 17 05:49:15 <_acyd_> since when does linksys have the source for their routers available? Feb 17 05:49:45 it's been a while Feb 17 05:50:06 but it's not exactly kept up to date Feb 17 05:50:10 if you know what I mean Feb 17 05:50:11 ;) Feb 17 05:54:49 <_acyd_> well the source for my router is the current version Feb 17 05:56:11 so i'm downloadng the source and the v23 source for ddwrt Feb 17 05:56:22 cool Feb 17 05:59:22 stupid crashing firefox Feb 17 06:07:33 There's always the forks of the linksys routers Feb 17 06:07:54 that's what ddwrt is :) Feb 17 06:08:15 and openwrt, not to mention several others Feb 17 06:11:27 ddwrt is my favorite so far Feb 17 06:11:41 i was looking at the selection, they didnt have the buffalo ones preloaded with ddwrt there Feb 17 06:11:51 but they did have the netgear opensource ones Feb 17 06:12:14 * johnx loves his openwrt install w/ webif2 Feb 17 06:12:39 what's webif2 Feb 17 06:13:37 a different/more complete web based control panel Feb 17 06:14:16 johnx does it work on the wrt160n? Feb 17 06:14:35 I have no idea Feb 17 06:14:52 I just have a plain vanilla wrt54g Feb 17 06:14:53 i guess i'll check that later Feb 17 06:15:00 thats what i had Feb 17 06:15:11 but a friends wrt crapped out on her so i decided it's time to upgrade and donate Feb 17 06:15:26 acydlord, x-wrt.org is where to look for info Feb 17 06:15:33 thx Feb 17 06:16:02 Hi Feb 17 06:16:11 hey, Hrw|tablet Feb 17 06:16:21 acydlord, I used to have a 32MB wrt54gs but I ended up giving that to my parents, then not finding another GS capable of running Linux... Feb 17 06:16:38 i think mine is the gl Feb 17 06:16:46 32mb ram not flash? Feb 17 06:17:05 i had to do a mini and then full firmware Feb 17 06:17:06 Hrw|tablet, the older GS was 32MB RAM, 8MB flash, IIRC Feb 17 06:17:07 I use gs 8/32 flash/mem Feb 17 06:17:30 One of first models v1.1 Feb 17 06:17:46 I miss mine :( Feb 17 06:18:21 I am thinking of replacing it with more powerful hw Feb 17 06:18:56 you need more guts for routing or for doing other stuff? Feb 17 06:19:08 Other Feb 17 06:19:15 File server Feb 17 06:19:22 aah...I could see that Feb 17 06:21:14 Printserver would be nice too, but i use scanner from my printer from time to time Feb 17 06:21:40 And wrt lack Gb ethernet Feb 17 06:22:18 Hrw|tablet, I broke down and just got a gigabit switch Feb 17 06:22:20 Ircing from os2008 IM is even quite usable Feb 17 06:22:39 I lack power connectors Feb 17 06:22:50 For switch use Feb 17 06:23:00 ah...I'm running out of outlets here too Feb 17 06:23:23 I have only 12 under desk Feb 17 06:23:32 only have like 36 in my room Feb 17 06:23:41 i almost bought another 24 socket strip today Feb 17 06:24:09 O fsck Feb 17 06:24:16 ?! Feb 17 07:25:05 Does anyone know if there are patches floating around for the Xomap rotation support? Feb 17 07:39:38 Can I change a font of GtkButton? Feb 17 08:21:59 good morning Feb 17 09:50:22 hey all Feb 17 09:50:27 why can't I install skype Feb 17 09:50:34 it says it can't install libhildonfm2 Feb 17 09:50:42 well i think the roblem is it can't upgrade it Feb 17 09:50:47 it wants version 49 Feb 17 09:50:49 and i have 46 Feb 17 09:50:58 but 49 doesnt' appear in my list anywhere Feb 17 09:51:09 anyone have a sources file i can use as a reference Feb 17 09:51:13 this is really nnoying Feb 17 09:53:21 any ideas? Feb 17 10:00:17 some times i wish Compile and friends would set of the system bell when it prompts for sudo password... Feb 17 10:02:31 oops... Feb 17 10:02:58 memo to self, check your channel before hitting enter :P Feb 17 10:21:23 cbx33, You probably have an older OS version Feb 17 10:22:01 cbx33, check settings->control panel ->about product Feb 17 10:22:18 should be version 2.2007.50-2 Feb 17 10:40:30 yeh i think i do Feb 17 10:40:33 flashing up now Feb 17 10:48:31 To flash the bootloader, you have to supply the X-Loader image Feb 17 10:48:36 what the heck does that mean Feb 17 10:50:13 that you're trying to flash with a fiasco that is missing a compatible version of a required part, usually Feb 17 11:11:28 sp3000 Feb 17 11:11:30 i have an n810 Feb 17 11:11:35 and i just downloaded the latest software Feb 17 11:11:38 but it won't flash Feb 17 11:12:16 which latest software? Feb 17 11:12:34 RX-44_2008SE_2.2007.50-2_PR_COMBINED_MR0_ARM.bin Feb 17 11:13:14 oh man, new software? Feb 17 11:13:18 * doc|home didn't know that :/ Feb 17 11:13:27 I just had mine all set up as I like it :| Feb 17 11:13:48 mine wouldn't install skype and a reflash was coming upany way Feb 17 11:14:20 how does your flasher commad line look? Feb 17 11:14:59 emacs22 on n810: http://tinyurl.com/3d65ww Feb 17 11:15:38 ./flasher-3.0 -F RX-44 -f -R Feb 17 11:15:49 where RX-44 = the file mentioned above Feb 17 11:16:37 sp3000, is that wrong? Feb 17 11:17:15 that looks ok, but it's not a direct copy so I don't expect it to have the errors of he original, if any :) Feb 17 11:17:51 ok Feb 17 11:17:53 lemme get it Feb 17 11:18:02 sudo ./flasher-3.0 -F RX-34_2008SE_2.2007.50-2_PR_COMBINED_MR0_ARM.bin -f -R Feb 17 11:21:31 "RX-34" Feb 17 11:21:42 != 44 Feb 17 11:21:46 oh Feb 17 11:22:23 HAHAHAHA Feb 17 11:23:52 sp3000, now i do feel stoopid Feb 17 11:24:05 it happens Feb 17 11:24:15 i guess Feb 17 11:24:22 everything else seemed ok Feb 17 11:24:27 i didn't check the beginning Feb 17 11:25:05 man it seems so slow flashing now Feb 17 11:25:11 i think for some reason it's using usb 1 Feb 17 11:25:15 it used to use usb 2 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Feb 17 11:45:51 2008 **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Feb 17 11:46:14 2008 Feb 17 11:48:13 grrr......trying to update nokia package lists.... Feb 17 11:48:29 it's really slow downoading.... anyone know y? Feb 17 11:49:04 How to I change a font of Gtk widget? Feb 17 11:49:43 like bits/sec Feb 17 11:49:51 not kb/sec Feb 17 11:50:37 whats the command line syntax to uninstall a cold and sore throat from a human? Feb 17 11:51:01 <|thunder> does firefox for meamo support flash 9 ? Feb 17 11:53:22 cbx33, the host box might have downgraded itself - we saw it on windows where after one software update (webcam driver) made all ports old slow usb Feb 17 11:53:56 ahh Feb 17 11:54:22 you can mainly tell when you plug in a usb2 memory stick - windows tells you it can run faster Feb 17 11:54:33 but the chances are on here youre not using win.. Feb 17 11:54:45 true Feb 17 11:54:50 ;P Feb 17 11:55:01 <|thunder> who here has metaspliot and aircrack up and running ? Feb 17 11:55:22 <|thunder> also, anyone know of any bluetooth securtiy auditing software that works on nokia n800 ? Feb 17 11:56:09 the people who made bllover have something Feb 17 12:03:25 man what is up wih this.... Feb 17 12:03:38 downloading 1Kb for the last 5 mins Feb 17 12:06:50 cbx33, would you like me to type the binary to you (might be faster) Feb 17 12:07:07 110100101101110110101101101101000101000101010101001010111101010111010101010101011001 Feb 17 12:07:09 heheh Feb 17 12:24:04 what is the maemo details for application manager? Feb 17 12:30:49 this link slow for anyone else http://maemo.org/downloads/product/raw/OS2008/maemo-mapper/?get_installfile Feb 17 12:32:01 nokia seems to have some problems with the internet provider.. Feb 17 12:32:03 is maemo.org broken? Feb 17 12:32:07 grrrr Feb 17 12:32:10 not again Feb 17 12:32:12 hehe Feb 17 12:32:18 many nokia sites seem not to work.. Feb 17 12:32:25 yeh Feb 17 12:32:28 so i see Feb 17 12:32:33 just the day i decided to try update n93 software.. Feb 17 12:32:39 yup Feb 17 12:32:42 me too Feb 17 12:32:46 with my n810 Feb 17 12:34:30 grrrr Feb 17 12:37:53 Hey, anyone tried gtkmozembed? Feb 17 12:38:14 I'm checking out the python bindings and wondering if anyone has ported those to the platform Feb 17 12:38:16 http://www.pygtk.org/pygtkmozembed/class-gtkmozembed.html Feb 17 12:38:40 Seems to be a really nice way to add some really cool stuff to some applications Feb 17 12:39:23 Seems like the library is on the device: https://garage.maemo.org/plugins/scmsvn/viewcvs.php/mozilla/trunk/microb-engine/microb-engine/debian/control?root=browser&rev=978&view=markup Feb 17 12:39:38 (microb-gtkmozembed) Feb 17 12:41:43 anyway, should anyone know about that stuff, please contact me! Feb 17 13:19:28 hi, I have created a simple speeddial page for microb, just in case anyone is interested: http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?p=143556#post143556 Feb 17 14:10:43 argh busybox is crippledzor Feb 17 14:10:56 first=`echo ${drives:0:1}` won't work Feb 17 14:22:34 pupnik_: I've got some Fn keys not working on dosbox Feb 17 14:23:16 what language keyboard? Feb 17 14:23:39 <__marker> first=${drives:0:1} ? Feb 17 14:24:34 italian Feb 17 14:24:44 on 810 Feb 17 14:24:53 yeah that would make sense __marker .. but busybox shell doesn't like that either Feb 17 14:25:07 maddler: try in DOSbox typing: keyb it Feb 17 14:25:41 maddler: i think we will need to customize the dosbox mapper for every language :/ Feb 17 14:26:30 doh... Feb 17 14:26:44 lemme try Feb 17 14:27:10 __marker: the {} works in real bash, btw Feb 17 14:27:35 i need to increment a variable in busybox in a loop A,B,C,D,E Feb 17 14:28:50 pupnik_: for drive in A B C D E; do ...; done ? Feb 17 14:29:43 yeah but i need to iterate through a certain number of elements Feb 17 14:29:57 for item in $mylist Feb 17 14:30:19 variable number Feb 17 14:30:20 <__marker> first=`echo $drives| sed 's/^\(.\).*/\1/'` Feb 17 14:30:42 <__marker> took me a minute to type this on a n800 Feb 17 14:31:07 <__marker> +` Feb 17 14:31:07 __marker: Error: "`" is not a valid command. Feb 17 14:31:25 ` will execute Feb 17 14:32:28 that sed command works __marker - for the first letter Feb 17 14:32:57 how to get the nth letter? Feb 17 14:35:09 echo $foo | cut -c $i Feb 17 14:35:51 yaay busybox has cut :) Feb 17 14:35:54 thank youuu Feb 17 14:40:18 pupnik_: no way... Feb 17 14:40:35 but now i can't increment $i Feb 17 14:41:21 pupnik_: and also using keyb it some keys are not where they are supposed to be... :) Feb 17 14:41:29 right Feb 17 14:41:53 * Tobotras cries. No @#$ing idea where to find EContact's phone number :~( Feb 17 14:43:15 <__marker> i=$(( i+1)) Feb 17 14:43:17 i=$(expr $i + 1) ? Feb 17 14:43:52 i=$[i+1] didn't work - trying those Feb 17 14:45:26 __marker wins! Feb 17 14:46:39 __marker's way should be faster too. I just never learned to use $(( ). btw is that bashism or does it also work with sh? Feb 17 14:46:54 busybox didn't like the expr Feb 17 14:47:27 weird. expr seems to work just fine on os2008. Feb 17 14:52:54 <__marker> i think this is posix (it works with dash at least) Feb 17 14:53:21 thanks much, now dosbox install finds and automounts DOS directories on mmc Feb 17 14:54:30 ah, silly me. I should've tried that myself. Feb 17 15:10:53 maddler: if you make a keymapper (mapper.txt) for italian keyboards, i will include it in dosbox for nokia Feb 17 15:21:47 Anybody knows how to access contacts? EContact & co? Feb 17 15:28:23 Okay, are system apps available in source? osso-addressbook? Feb 17 15:31:55 sorry Tobotras don't know Feb 17 15:34:45 <__marker> should exist since it is in repo 'free' but apt-get source doesnt find it Feb 17 15:38:20 __marker, osso-addressbook is in the local nokia binary repo Feb 17 15:38:54 so closed source AFAICT Feb 17 15:39:33 there's a howto, though Feb 17 15:39:34 damn Feb 17 15:40:11 <__marker> repository.maemo.org chinook free Feb 17 15:40:16 jku: on reading the data? There is no, or at least I didn't find. The one available is on connecting and showing data using ready to use libs Feb 17 15:40:55 Tobotras, haven't used it, so you're probably right Feb 17 15:42:47 __marker: where exactly do you see that? If I do a "apt-cache policy osso-addressbook" I see "file: chinook/explicit" Feb 17 15:43:55 Tobotras, what do you want to do, btw? Feb 17 15:44:11 <__marker> same cmd on the n800 os2008 Feb 17 15:44:30 jku: read addressbook entries. Making contact viewer which I'll be able to use :) Feb 17 15:45:42 Tobotras, Don't need addressbook for that, I believe, just use EDS (package libebook, maybe, not sure) Feb 17 15:46:32 jku: yep, using it. Trying to figure out how does it stores phones. Feb 17 15:46:47 jku: hence looking for any application doing the same... Feb 17 15:47:39 not sure of Pimlico Dates does that, might be worth a look Feb 17 15:49:38 jku: thanks Feb 17 15:51:26 __marker, do't know where the problem is but the chinook free repo does not have osso-addressbook: http://repository.maemo.org/pool/chinook/free/o/ Feb 17 15:52:27 <__marker> yeah i'm lost Feb 17 15:52:48 <__marker> and a reinstall does work Feb 17 16:01:21 jku: thanks, found it in Pimlico Contacts :) Feb 17 16:04:47 yeah, Contacts of course, not Dates. np. Feb 17 16:09:53 <__marker> jku: repository.maemo.org/rtcomm Feb 17 16:10:54 <__marker> but no src.. Feb 17 16:44:28 thx again for the help __marker. i'd appreciate hearing from anyone with OS2007 to see if dosbox installs on it http://pupnik.de/dosbox.html Feb 17 16:45:49 <__marker> welcome. thx for your contributions Feb 17 16:51:39 jku: are you sure osso-addressbook is open source? Feb 17 16:52:02 backend is open source (EDS), but it is often the case that the UI is closed Feb 17 16:56:28 <__marker> konttori> jku said it's closed src, even if it is in the 'free' directry. anyway, how to know as theres no attached license? Feb 17 17:02:50 where is it in the free dir? Feb 17 17:03:41 __marker: Interesting if the source is available from somewhere Feb 17 17:03:47 <__marker> repository.maemo.org/rtcomm/... Feb 17 17:04:45 also the source? Feb 17 17:05:04 <__marker> konttori> i think you can forget about the src Feb 17 17:05:28 Indeed. I would have expected to not to find them out there Feb 17 17:06:04 maybe it would be easier to make a list of things we *do* have source for, than things we *don't* have source for... Feb 17 17:06:20 Indeed, it would be a good thing to have Feb 17 17:06:34 OTOH: The list of things of source is much longer Feb 17 17:06:35 <__marker> make a s Feb 17 17:06:49 as most of the non-visible stuff is open source Feb 17 17:06:50 I think the licenses get caught by docpurge on the tablets... Feb 17 17:07:07 but most of the visible stuff seems closed Feb 17 17:07:10 <__marker> make a script that greps in /var/lib Feb 17 17:07:26 yeah. Which makes sense, as nokia is protecting its assets that way Feb 17 17:07:38 yes. it's just disappointing Feb 17 17:07:44 I'm not sure if it couldn't be done in other ways as well, but that surely seems to be one way to do it Feb 17 17:08:25 <__marker> and docpurge did Not remove the license in /usr/share/doc it is not included at all. and then its free :) Feb 17 17:08:49 __marker, heh :P Feb 17 17:09:09 <__marker> ok gonna do this script Feb 17 17:10:24 Hey, is anyone in here who is interested in themes? Feb 17 17:10:42 I am Feb 17 17:10:57 I'm just about to release the version of theme maker that uses the official templates instead of the previous partial ones Feb 17 17:11:07 very cool Feb 17 17:11:29 What platform do you use (xp / osx/linux)? Feb 17 17:11:40 I can make a test package for you now. Feb 17 17:11:46 linux Feb 17 17:11:53 debian/ubuntu specifically Feb 17 17:14:37 ok. Well, I'm packaging the osx version in there anyway. Cause I use that myself. Feb 17 17:15:21 sure, anything's fine for testing. even tar.gz is ok with me :) Feb 17 17:16:37 Do you have java installed / have you used thememaker before? Feb 17 17:16:47 I can get java easily Feb 17 17:16:54 ok, get sun java Feb 17 17:16:54 (I might even have it...) Feb 17 17:17:17 java is surprisingly nice considering how well java apps work across platforms Feb 17 17:17:33 oh, I already have it :) Feb 17 17:17:37 I would love if python was also (along with some common toolkit) available cross platforms Feb 17 17:17:42 I do wonder what dragged it in already... Feb 17 17:18:05 Ok, I'm now sanity checking it before I upload the package to garage. Feb 17 17:18:50 Seems like it's capable of creating theme with the default settings... now Just need to test that theme... Feb 17 17:19:02 great, now my n810 won't boot Feb 17 17:19:06 this is not my week for computers Feb 17 17:19:16 just give it a bit of a whack Feb 17 17:19:20 ;) Feb 17 17:19:27 (ok, maybe not) Feb 17 17:19:41 Is the device completely failing to even start to boot? Feb 17 17:20:00 yes, if it's plugged in; no, if it's not Feb 17 17:20:02 If so, remove the battery for a few mins, attach it and try again (worked for me previously) Feb 17 17:20:07 elb, if you can't figure any way to make it turn on, try pulling power and battery for >3 minutes Feb 17 17:20:31 if it's not plugged in, it starts to boot, the progress bar comes up, and when it fills the screen it just sits there forever Feb 17 17:20:51 ah Feb 17 17:20:57 do you have ssh server installed? Feb 17 17:21:08 I do Feb 17 17:21:23 is it getting on the wireless? Feb 17 17:21:56 looks like no, according to the dhcp server Feb 17 17:23:06 Ahh.. so, theme maker 1.1.1 downloadable from here: https://garage.maemo.org/frs/download.php/3404/ThemeMaker1.1.1.zip Feb 17 17:23:20 It includes default template for plankton. Feb 17 17:23:44 And I just tested creating the default theme from it and worked just great. Feb 17 17:23:49 hmm...If you need to get data off of it, I think I remember someone flashing *just* a modified initfs that got it to bring up usb networking and a telnet server Feb 17 17:24:12 well, I keep all of my data on mmc2 Feb 17 17:24:14 so that should be fine Feb 17 17:24:21 Did you do backup? Feb 17 17:24:27 relatively recently, yeah Feb 17 17:24:41 I think I am going to have to reflash it Feb 17 17:24:47 Backup is really reliable these days. Has saved my ass many times Feb 17 17:25:03 Kudos to people who made it! Feb 17 17:25:13 it doesn't make me happy that I have to re-flash it at all, though Feb 17 17:25:36 what did you when it crashed and burned? Feb 17 17:25:52 I got up this morning and it was powered off Feb 17 17:25:58 I suspect its battery died in the night Feb 17 17:26:26 konttori, seems to run fine. even came with a free __MACOSX folder :) Feb 17 17:26:56 Wohoo! Extra folder! Damn. Give it back to me! Feb 17 17:26:56 what is the licensing on the the plankton theme template? Feb 17 17:27:15 I'm checking. ... Feb 17 17:27:22 gpl if I remember correctly Feb 17 17:28:16 Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 Feb 17 17:28:42 Hmm... Do I need to separate it from the theme maker zip? Feb 17 17:29:01 so, to make a theme that I could GPL I'd have to make sure I remove all traces of the original template pictures? Feb 17 17:29:10 Probably not, but I'll include the copyright notices there. Feb 17 17:29:26 Yeah, that should do the trick. Feb 17 17:29:53 although, I quite think the CC is a better license for it anyway Feb 17 17:29:58 https://stage.maemo.org/svn/maemo/projects/haf/trunk/hildon-theme-plankton/COPYING Feb 17 17:30:17 Out of curiosity, I know the pkg-maemo guys working on maemo packages for debian had run into some kind of licensing issue with CC 2.5 and maemo themes Feb 17 17:30:47 I don't pretend to understand the legal situation but I think they can't really package CC 2.5 themes unless the license is changed to CC 3.0 or something Feb 17 17:30:52 * johnx shrugs Feb 17 17:31:17 Well, plankton is made by Tuomas Kuosmanen, who works for nokia. Feb 17 17:31:25 So, I don't see how that could be an issue Feb 17 17:32:09 I'll try to talk to him about it next time I see him Feb 17 17:33:19 johnx: were you able to create the theme out as well? Feb 17 17:33:28 As in, get the debian to the dir. Feb 17 17:33:36 just feed it the defaults and hit build theme? Feb 17 17:33:41 yeah Feb 17 17:33:55 that should do it Feb 17 17:34:07 defaults should also be automatically the right ones Feb 17 17:34:08 * Tobotras feels idiotic. g_signal_connect registers callback with user-data, callback gets different user-data when called. Feb 17 17:34:43 it seems to want to look for the background and source image in my $HOME by default rather than ./ Feb 17 17:35:12 also, there's nothing in the layout drop-down... Feb 17 17:36:06 Hi Feb 17 17:36:22 konttori, ah nevermind Feb 17 17:36:25 it depends on how I run it Feb 17 17:36:26 Ah. Ok, well, can you copy the layouts folder to home Feb 17 17:36:40 Ok. Can you give instructions on how to run it 'right'? Feb 17 17:37:09 I'm assuming it works the same way as windows and osg work (as in run in the folder it was executed in) Feb 17 17:37:10 cd ThemeMaker1.1.1 && java -jar MaemoThemeMaker.jar Feb 17 17:37:24 odd... but thanks Feb 17 17:37:44 if I double click the .jar in nautilus it runs but maybe the cwd isn't set correctly? Feb 17 17:39:06 Finally made Polish layout for n810HW keyboard Feb 17 17:39:08 Sounds odd anyway. On osx and windows jars are executed in the folder you doubleclick on. Feb 17 17:39:34 johnx: but now that you were able to run it in correct folder, were you able to create the theme? Feb 17 17:39:35 it works if run from the command line in the ThemeMaker1.1.1 directory Feb 17 17:39:42 built the default theme no problem Feb 17 17:39:51 ah. cool. Feb 17 17:40:19 anyways, I should actually catch some sleep Feb 17 17:40:23 really late here O_o Feb 17 17:41:10 I'll poke around theme maker in the next couple days, and tell you if anything doesn't work. thanks for creating it, BTW :) Feb 17 17:41:13 'night all Feb 17 17:42:20 Hi ph5 Feb 17 17:42:20 night! Feb 17 17:42:29 Su johnx Feb 17 17:42:36 hi Hrw|tablet Feb 17 17:44:45 ssh root@me sudo apt-get remove cold flu Feb 17 17:45:26 can some1 tell me why that doesnt work? ^ Feb 17 17:46:00 lcuk_3: because virus writers most often don't package their work properly. Feb 17 17:48:49 damn, thats probably the closest to a real answer i can expect Feb 17 17:50:02 lcuk_3, maybe you should reflash, just to be sure? Feb 17 17:53:13 already tried that, its taken me the last 10 years to rebuild my app list Feb 17 17:53:40 yeah source based distros suck that way :) Feb 17 17:54:11 slow cpu :( Feb 17 18:52:32 * Tobotras finished his first "hello, world". Took almost two working days :( Feb 17 18:54:55 http://xtalk.msk.su/maemo/notap_0.1-1_armel.deb -- a year from now this will be handy contact viewer :) Feb 17 18:57:37 Hah Feb 17 18:58:06 Maybe you should try working with a more productive language ;) Feb 17 19:00:48 What is the best way to SMS on the n800? Feb 17 19:01:03 Try online or AIM? Feb 17 19:01:09 And is there a better channel for that kind of question? Feb 17 19:01:13 alterego: sure :) I wanted to revive my dusty C skills too Feb 17 19:01:46 novaterat1, you do realise that the N800 isn't a phone right? Feb 17 19:02:14 I know about gizmosms, but i need a way for people to text me back, i don't know how to do it with pidgin Feb 17 19:02:22 Yes i'm using one right now Feb 17 19:03:03 I don't know of any services that allow 2 way SMS communication over the internet. Feb 17 19:03:10 I just wanted some advice from experienced users Feb 17 19:03:11 Your best bet is to talk to a mobile phone. Feb 17 19:03:51 phonelink, maybe. Feb 17 19:04:42 I don't have a cel phone Feb 17 19:07:26 you need custom sms server i think Feb 17 19:07:44 and connection to some telecomm - company Feb 17 19:08:08 easier and cheaper to get a cel i think Feb 17 19:09:29 Ok, i mean pc skype does this already, so i was just hoping there was a common method Feb 17 19:09:47 skype is pretty closed system Feb 17 19:10:11 There were some sms-email services i found but their number is UK so i don't know if it would cost the sender like $2 a text or something Feb 17 19:10:23 I'm in the usa Feb 17 19:10:30 I'm trying to figure out how to programatically change the system volume. I just keep find Hildon objects to display a volume widget. Is there a way to set the volume of the whole system? Feb 17 19:11:49 I'd like it to be mapped to the +/- zoom keys if possible. Feb 17 19:12:23 I've heard you can do it with yahoo, i'll check that out even though i would prefer using pidgin Feb 17 19:13:30 dskippy, see the source for adv-backlight. It'll cover the gconf changes. Just have to tie those into a key. Feb 17 19:14:01 Will do, GAN800, thanks. Feb 17 19:19:05 Hi ! Feb 17 19:19:29 Hello Feb 17 19:20:05 I trying winzig on my n810, but it s seem's there is a problem ... header of treeview isn't displayed as it should be (it s work on my desktop computer (python2.5 too)) Feb 17 19:20:21 do u know a bug about this on maemo python implementation ?. Feb 17 19:20:44 Are there any other n800 rooms is this the main one or is there a better one for enduser stuff Feb 17 19:22:10 khertan, not necessarily a bug -- some hildon widgets have different default values than plain gtk Feb 17 19:22:52 * elb reflashes and restores Feb 17 19:23:28 jku: hum ... is it right for gtk widget ? Feb 17 19:23:35 too ? Feb 17 19:24:18 khertan, I was not clear: I meant gtk widgets on maemo, not just hildon Feb 17 19:24:24 i ve also an other thing as a vertical gtk separator isn't display too on maemo ... but is displayed on my desktop computer Feb 17 19:24:33 I'm not saying it's right but that's what they do... Feb 17 19:24:37 jku: ah ok ... i ll try to set value Feb 17 19:24:54 jku: yeah ... but it could be that ... :) Feb 17 19:25:03 thanks for the tips Feb 17 19:25:23 khertan, remembered right: https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1159 Feb 17 19:26:20 novaterat1, this is it. Feb 17 19:27:15 Ok, thanks Feb 17 19:28:02 This was a deliberate change in defaults driven by UI specs. Feb 17 19:28:08 a bit strange Feb 17 19:28:22 thanks for your help jku ! Feb 17 19:30:56 Any parisian velib user around ? Feb 17 19:40:38 melmoth: no ... sorry ... to high price ... and too many stupid dispatch ... ! Feb 17 19:43:45 jku: it was that :) Feb 17 19:53:20 khertan: i m thinking about writing a coopilot stuff for velib. Feb 17 19:53:56 something to help you navigate while cycling, only audio feedback, no visual, so you dont have to read the screen Feb 17 19:54:30 something that would tell you like, 10mn in advance that you need to change bycle in order not to be charged, and where is the nearest one Feb 17 19:54:42 maemo-mapper has already the nice sql sentence to find nearest poi :) Feb 17 19:55:15 and of course, that would tell you where you are heading to, and where is your destination (direction and distance). Feb 17 20:32:44 man, reinstalling is a nightmare Feb 17 20:32:52 yay Feb 17 20:33:07 I've had a few nightmares Feb 17 20:33:30 especially when the application manager crashes all the time Feb 17 20:33:31 Like the nightmare where I dreamed that I owned an N800 Feb 17 20:34:29 elb: you mean reflashing? Feb 17 20:34:38 elb, app manager was weird when I did the reinstall last week, but it was a lot better when I restored from an OS2008 beta when 50-2 came out. Feb 17 20:35:23 |tbb|: you around? Feb 17 20:36:03 felipec: well, the reflash itself is pretty painless Feb 17 20:36:12 it's restoring all the third-party packages that's a nightmare Feb 17 20:36:33 (it failed when it tried to do it automatically, and left things in a sufficiently broken state that I had to reflash again) Feb 17 20:37:27 Can anybody make me a favour and run small test program? I can't figure out what's wrong with my EDS... Feb 17 20:38:04 elb: that's why I install only a few packages :) Feb 17 20:38:22 I do, too Feb 17 20:38:33 but even that takes forever when app manager crashes every 2-3 packages Feb 17 20:39:47 the telepathy junk, gpe-calendar, gpe-summary, maemopad+, fbreader, and some unix utilities Feb 17 20:39:50 is just about it Feb 17 20:40:24 Be nice if there were a way to restore the backup with apt . . . or somebody could fix app manger--it is open. Feb 17 20:41:11 I have a list of things I want to fix on this thing as long as my arm ;-) Feb 17 20:42:44 hi Feb 17 20:45:38 unfortunately I didn't receive it until well after my major hacking window for the quarter Feb 17 20:45:45 (ugh, computer froze up in between) Feb 17 20:46:07 (my laptop died yesterday, my desktop is freezing, and my n810 wouldn't boot this morning ... it's not a good weekend for my computers) Feb 17 20:54:15 probably needs a bit of TLC ;) Feb 17 20:55:03 elb, that has to be something specific to your setup. I can't remember AM crashing once on me... Feb 17 20:55:40 Tobotras, what do you need? Feb 17 20:56:55 jku: well ... it crashes every few apps I install, here Feb 17 20:56:58 jku: nothing already, thanks. Moved from async to sync ebook open, it suddenly started to work :) Feb 17 20:57:02 jku: and it's done it on multiple installs Feb 17 20:57:07 jku, it was doing that to me when I was setting up my backup N800 last week. Feb 17 20:59:45 all right, now how do I *really* shut this thing off, so I can see if it will boot properly Feb 17 21:00:55 ahh there is a shutdown command Feb 17 21:02:43 Just turn it off without the charger plugged in. . . . Feb 17 21:06:21 easy enough Feb 17 21:17:10 Is it possible to resize a gtk scrollbar? Feb 17 21:17:37 to make it finger friendly? Feb 17 21:19:06 keesj: yep Feb 17 21:20:25 rm_you: are you around? Feb 17 21:20:38 tbb: did you ping me earlier? Feb 17 21:20:54 yeah Feb 17 21:21:04 tbb: did you get my reply? Feb 17 21:21:31 im not at home, but i think i get it Feb 17 21:22:11 im on web irc right now Feb 17 21:22:19 jku: can you please install http://xtalk.msk.su/maemo/notap_0.1-1_armel.deb and run "notap" from shell? Will it be able to open address book? TIA Feb 17 21:23:12 http://maemo.org/midcom-serveattachmentguid-93122260d3fd11dc958e2b3f7b7a87be87be/original_youamp-0-3-0.png Feb 17 21:23:37 Tobotras: this was for you , I don't know how they did it Feb 17 21:23:49 keesj: yep, that's what I'd like to know :) Feb 17 21:25:16 I think (and that was what I was searching for ) ther is an open source clone of the default media player called something like mmpc (maemo music player client thingy) Feb 17 21:26:22 nope sorry sending you in the wrong direction http://mmpc.garage.maemo.org/ Feb 17 21:26:54 But I do think it should be there Feb 17 21:27:28 the default scrollbars are very finger unfriendly Feb 17 21:28:17 I do prefer the kinetic scrolling scollpanes because the look cool and use less screen space Feb 17 21:28:37 Tobotras: it is possible. Feb 17 21:29:11 Got some mp4a (?) files from my brother yesterday (created for his Nokia phone, with a Nokia media tool) and they played barely/very choppy on my N810. Is that a known problem/limitation? Feb 17 21:29:26 Tobotras: http://www.internettablettalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14275 Feb 17 21:30:16 melmoth: thanks! That's it Feb 17 21:32:34 It even works :) Feb 17 21:37:47 Hmm.. No one tried mp4 stuff yet? Have to search the forum/boards, I guess. Feb 17 21:47:07 anyone in Feb 17 21:47:38 seems not Feb 17 21:50:09 mp4? Feb 17 21:50:16 as in mpeg-4? Feb 17 21:56:34 Tobotras, yeah, notap works (not over ssh though) Feb 17 21:57:20 jku: fine, thanks. Weird thing, it fails to open ebook on my friends' n810... Feb 17 21:58:08 Tobotras, if I try over ssh, the window opens but I get "Error opening ebook: Cannot open book" Feb 17 21:58:38 jku: wow. And it starts correctly from desktop menu? Feb 17 21:58:52 from local xterm Feb 17 21:58:56 I'll try menu Feb 17 21:59:01 I see Feb 17 21:59:18 fine from menu Feb 17 21:59:43 * |tbb| guess there will be some new themes out there in the next time Feb 17 21:59:52 jku: funny Feb 17 22:00:09 jku: can you please diff over env's? Feb 17 22:00:14 Tobotras, actually the ssh error must be because I was root Feb 17 22:00:33 jku: can you please try as user? Feb 17 22:02:12 Tobotras, works fine. So notap works whatever I do :) Feb 17 22:02:29 jku: thanks! Feb 17 22:02:48 blafasel: why did your brother create mp4 files and not ogg or mp3? Feb 17 22:08:32 mp4s? pfft. even oggs don't work on the tablet Feb 17 22:09:52 <__marker> lcdd> work on mine.. Feb 17 22:10:51 Is it correct that apple pushes 'mp4' because they cripple or can't play common open or open formats? Feb 17 22:15:01 __marker: haven't been able to play ogg files. streams are fine but the decoding seems to use a lot of power so i don't bother Feb 17 22:15:59 <__marker> lcdd> thats the drawback of ogg.. cpu needed.. Feb 17 22:16:34 mp4 > ogg in support and > mp3 in quality. Feb 17 22:16:55 forget ogg's and mp3's Feb 17 22:16:58 wav is where it's at! Feb 17 22:17:39 flac > wav Feb 17 22:18:06 <|tbb|> which mplayer rls supports a2dp support at best level for tablet Feb 17 22:19:45 |tbb|, the one that rm_you posted in the a2dp thread on itt Feb 17 22:20:54 <__marker> mp4 or aac? :) Feb 17 22:21:12 <__marker> l thought mp4 is a cointainer Feb 17 22:21:15 aac Feb 17 22:21:39 so disable lame mp3's lopass filter with -k and run your comparison again Feb 17 22:21:45 mp4 is a container Feb 17 22:22:28 but he's probably refering to the mp4 iso standard. Feb 17 22:22:33 <|tbb|> ah k Feb 17 22:23:29 lame --preset extreme -k -V0 -q0 $file $outname Feb 17 22:30:00 <__marker> hum libtool segfaults under scratchy. :( damned Feb 17 22:35:49 <__marker> anybody ever had ldd segfaults in scratchbox? and how to solve? Feb 17 22:48:51 <|tbb|> johnx: it wont work after i followed the instructions which on itt Feb 17 22:54:50 hi.. i am looking for a second charger for my n800.. will a usb-based charger provide the same mA output as a wall charger, or will the usb charger take longer to charge? Feb 17 22:57:56 usb gives 500ma max - im not sure what the wall charger gives, but the plug itself should tell you Feb 17 22:58:10 ok.. i think i saw 800mA on the ac adapter Feb 17 22:58:10 from what i understand it does take longer Feb 17 22:58:43 i wonder what would happen if you tried charging 800->800 ;) Feb 17 22:59:03 the USB OTG gives 100ma, i wonder if it will manage to transfer Feb 17 22:59:48 i think i need a usb charger for my 810 - the plug charger is next to bed but just too far away Feb 17 22:59:50 dunno.. if you know of any specific store in us (or canada) that sells adaptors n accepts paypal, plz let me know.. else i will order form ebay Feb 17 22:59:59 :( Feb 17 23:00:09 maybe it will charge faster if you use a powered usb hub :) Feb 17 23:00:29 do you have a walmart type superstore around - cos over here in england we can get things like that Feb 17 23:00:41 oh.. yeah, we have wal-mart Feb 17 23:00:56 USB itself is limited to 500ma, a powered hub just saves the computer from giving out upto 500ma per device Feb 17 23:00:57 maybe i will try there then.. Feb 17 23:01:12 oh.. good to know about the usb output Feb 17 23:02:24 head for the phone section rather than the computer area Feb 17 23:02:44 ok.. i tried a nokia parts dealer here in town, but he wanted $20 before taxes Feb 17 23:02:45 :( Feb 17 23:03:31 i saw a whole adapter pack which basically covered every kind of phone power from usb for under £10 here Feb 17 23:04:00 good deal.. i will try mal-mart on tues (since monday is family day.. funny holiday) Feb 17 23:04:06 probably made by Mokia or Somy or something Feb 17 23:04:30 family day is good as long as you spend it with them Feb 17 23:04:48 (do you get a day off work? or is this just a made up holiday Feb 17 23:05:13 yeah.. they needed a holiday in feb since the closest ones are so far away.. its a real holiday.. banks closed, etc Feb 17 23:05:17 * lcuk_3 is willing to join multiple religions just to get a variety of holidays Feb 17 23:05:31 which country r u in? Feb 17 23:05:56 canada Feb 17 23:06:57 cool. my kids just had schoool holidays last week - it was nice but i didnt get time off work, i got to play football with youngest at dinner time in work :) Feb 17 23:07:16 Hello. Feb 17 23:07:24 cool.. i take it you are in england? Feb 17 23:07:26 * lcuk_3 engage formal mode Feb 17 23:07:32 hello tigrux. Feb 17 23:07:39 Hi. Feb 17 23:07:41 yes Feb 17 23:08:05 Guys, I have an almost complete version of my youtube viewer. Feb 17 23:08:10 * lcuk_3 has a common english cold Feb 17 23:08:54 Does anyone want to test it? Feb 17 23:08:58 tig? is it an addin to webbrowser, or an offline version Feb 17 23:09:01 I have debs. Feb 17 23:09:36 <|tbb|> tigrux: post an url Feb 17 23:09:40 my n810 counterpart will test it if you like Feb 17 23:09:42 <|tbb|> will try it tomorrow Feb 17 23:10:03 i will test now Feb 17 23:10:17 anybody ok OS2007 here who can test dosbox .deb ? Feb 17 23:10:23 s/ok/with/ Feb 17 23:10:23 pupnik meant: anybody with OS2007 here who can test dosbox .deb ? Feb 17 23:12:35 how well does it work so far pup? Feb 17 23:13:15 ie, can i run vista on it yet? Feb 17 23:13:22 http://tigrux.homelinux.org/tigrux/yt-viewer-for-tablet/ Feb 17 23:13:42 tigrux, what do i have to do to actually view a video Feb 17 23:14:14 lcuk_3: Istall the dependencies. Feb 17 23:14:22 lcuk_3:Then perform a search. Feb 17 23:14:32 lcuk_3:Then, click in the thumbnail. Feb 17 23:14:46 streamer is another media player isnt it Feb 17 23:14:49 g^ Feb 17 23:14:54 lcuk_3: it's as optimized as it's going to get. no human being can release a faster dosbox for N8x0 than I have. Feb 17 23:15:01 lcuk_3: No, gst is a media framework. Feb 17 23:15:20 (trolling for developers) Feb 17 23:15:41 pupnik :D i never doubted that coming from yourself Feb 17 23:16:17 * lcuk_3 waits for the cyborgs to announce their presence to the Earth just to release a faster dosbox Feb 17 23:16:54 and you shall have them once i am there. ive put too much time into this blasted box to give up now :) Feb 17 23:18:01 :) Feb 17 23:18:20 pup, you might know something. when grabbing random source code for porting i am not sure of which libraries to include in the make file, is there anywhere i can get a full export list for each library Feb 17 23:18:40 so i can do a quick lookup if i have errors Feb 17 23:18:54 Here are screenshots of my youtube viewer. Feb 17 23:18:55 http://tigrux.homelinux.org/tigrux/yt-viewer-for-tablet/screenshot-details.png Feb 17 23:19:03 http://tigrux.homelinux.org/tigrux/yt-viewer-for-tablet/screenshot-searching.png Feb 17 23:19:26 It also works in an ubuntu desktop. Feb 17 23:19:32 case in point: i added SDL_Image function calls but didnt update makefile. it failed and it took a while for me to discover which library contained the calls i had used Feb 17 23:19:55 Because the code take care of the differences between a gnome system and maemo. Feb 17 23:19:55 offhand i don't know Feb 17 23:20:50 tigrux: does it use mplayer? Feb 17 23:20:58 tigrux, have you seen m.youtube.com ? its the mobile interface to proper youtube, and it works really nicely along the way apart from when it opens the video in mediaplayer the codec isnt right Feb 17 23:21:00 pupnik: No, gstreamer. Feb 17 23:21:38 lcuk_3: Mine is a desktop application. Feb 17 23:21:58 lcuk_3:A mean, it's a gtk application. Feb 17 23:22:15 yes i know - with a large footprint (17mb) over this slow link tonight it will take hours Feb 17 23:22:17 Looks neat. What is advantage of youtube viewer over viewing in browser? Feb 17 23:22:39 sorry, not 17mb Feb 17 23:22:41 2mb Feb 17 23:22:44 i might do then Feb 17 23:22:53 pupnik: In the tablet, the plash mozilla plugin sucks. Feb 17 23:23:07 * flash Feb 17 23:23:16 try the m.youtube.com version - it opens the movies direct in media player Feb 17 23:23:20 is gstreamer playback smoother? Feb 17 23:23:23 lthe problem comes with the codec Feb 17 23:23:23 i trying that Feb 17 23:23:32 pupnik: For some videos, yes. Feb 17 23:24:13 Audio is always good, video is sometimes bad. Feb 17 23:25:29 pupnik: By looking at the screenshots, you will immediately realize the advantages of using a dedicated application. Feb 17 23:26:25 pupnik: For example, in m.youtube.com the screenshots are too small for the screen of the tablet. Feb 17 23:27:08 pupnik: I could not open 3gp videos in media player. Feb 17 23:27:33 pupnik, lcuk_3 : Dod you install my application? Do you have feedback? Feb 17 23:28:05 yes i have feedback "unable to install [top one of 3]: incompatible package" Feb 17 23:28:33 it closed my browser window as well when i clicked ok to this so i have lost which one it was Feb 17 23:28:49 actually, it was the smaller 49k one Feb 17 23:28:59 [ ] gstreamer0.10-flv_0.10.5.1-os2008_armel.deb Feb 17 23:29:06 god my memory is shot to hell Feb 17 23:29:13 15k Feb 17 23:29:23 lcuk_3: Use dpkg -i Feb 17 23:29:58 huh? i havent needed to for anything else, whats the difference Feb 17 23:30:20 it probably needs a Section: user/whatever Feb 17 23:30:42 pupnik: Let me see in mine. Feb 17 23:30:54 installs ok with dpkg -i - do i need both gstreamer plugins? Feb 17 23:31:06 pupnik: I guess so. Feb 17 23:31:40 The yt-viewer has Priority: user/Apps Feb 17 23:31:48 No idea what should I use. Feb 17 23:31:52 Section: Feb 17 23:32:02 Section: extra Feb 17 23:32:50 tigrux see this page, go down to sections Feb 17 23:32:55 http://maemo.org/development/documentation/how-tos/3-x/howto_making_an_application_package_bora.html Feb 17 23:33:08 same applies to chinook... choose a builtin section Feb 17 23:33:11 subsection Feb 17 23:33:32 pupnik: Thanks. Feb 17 23:34:09 testing as soon as i download the gstreamer plugins Feb 17 23:36:50 installed both gstreamer packages. Feb 17 23:36:52 yt-viewer Feb 17 23:36:53 Traceback (most recent call last): Feb 17 23:36:53 File "/usr/bin/yt-viewer", line 4, in Feb 17 23:36:54 ok i have all 3 downloaded, do i just run "dpkg -i [filename]" on each of them Feb 17 23:36:55 <__marker> tigrux I get an indentation err at line 138 ytwindow Feb 17 23:37:01 ???? Feb 17 23:37:04 Grr.... Feb 17 23:37:04 from yt import ytwindow Feb 17 23:37:05 File "/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/yt/ytwindow.py", line 138 Feb 17 23:37:05 message_box(msg, title="About", parent=self, stock_id=self.icon_file) Feb 17 23:37:37 icon not installed or located? Feb 17 23:38:31 * lcuk_3 prepares to redownload Feb 17 23:38:31 Let me see. Feb 17 23:38:57 if i do install via dpkg will it be listed for removal? Feb 17 23:39:03 in the normal app manager Feb 17 23:39:08 <__marker> yes Feb 17 23:39:16 Yea, i change I wrote at the final moment, easy to fix. Feb 17 23:39:23 Let me fix it. Feb 17 23:42:54 __marker lcuk_3 pupnik: redownload please Feb 17 23:43:05 Only the yt-viewer. Feb 17 23:44:22 hey I get Global symbol "$me" requires explicit package name at /scratchbox/devkits/debian-lenny/bin/dpkg-checkbuilddeps line 82. Feb 17 23:44:29 <__marker> same error Feb 17 23:44:38 when trying to build a package Feb 17 23:44:42 in scratchbox Feb 17 23:45:08 __marker: ????? Feb 17 23:45:16 __marker: Let me check again. Feb 17 23:45:46 <__marker> tigrux or there is a proxy caching my wget.. Feb 17 23:46:35 __marker: I built it again and copied. Feb 17 23:46:47 __marker: And I fixed the error, I checked. Feb 17 23:48:20 <__marker> oops Feb 17 23:49:25 i have two versions now Feb 17 23:49:27 53348 Feb 17 2008 yt-viewer_0.1-1_all.deb Feb 17 23:49:35 56606 Feb 17 2008 yt-viewer_0.1-1_all.deb Feb 17 23:49:39 <__marker> tigrux importerror no module named gtk Feb 17 23:50:05 __marker: It requires python2.5-runtime. Feb 17 23:50:08 i have no module named gst Feb 17 23:50:20 pupnik: Same answer. Feb 17 23:50:49 <__marker> tigrux yeah then put it as a dependency! ;) Feb 17 23:51:14 __marker: Yep, that's exactly what I was seeking: feedback. Feb 17 23:51:19 File "/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/yt/ytwindow.py", line 30, in Feb 17 23:51:19 from ytdisplay import OssoDisplay Feb 17 23:51:38 lcuk_3: What is the error? Feb 17 23:51:44 pupnik, this is the kind of reason why i want a list of exports ;) Feb 17 23:51:59 i have python2.5 Feb 17 23:52:01 shows this: Feb 17 23:52:02 File "/usr/bin/yt-viewer", line 4, in Feb 17 23:52:02 from yt import ytwindow Feb 17 23:52:10 then it shows the line i pasted originally Feb 17 23:52:21 lcuk_3: Redownload again. Feb 17 23:53:05 uninstall first? Feb 17 23:53:09 <__marker> tigrux: it starts Feb 17 23:53:19 __marker: Aha? Feb 17 23:53:31 EruditeH1rmit: unanswerable question Feb 17 23:53:58 ImportError: No module named gnome.gconf Feb 17 23:54:25 lcuk_3: Do you have python2.5-runtime? Feb 17 23:54:53 i thought my 810 was upto date with all that, i instlaled it all when i first got it lemme check Feb 17 23:55:21 yes Feb 17 23:56:00 how do i force the package manager to check if its out of date Feb 17 23:56:29 <__marker> tigrux: it works. it's slow but maybe its also my network. Feb 17 23:56:41 pupnik: I think I know what happened, I think my scratchbox needs a reinstall Feb 17 23:57:01 __marker: Video are usually slow, it's because the decoder I guess. Feb 17 23:57:34 __marker: Section: user/multimedia Multimedia <---- Is it correct? Feb 17 23:57:38 * lcuk_3 wasnt aware youtube offered anything that wasnt video Feb 17 23:58:14 lcuk_3: At least the audio part plays nice. :$ Feb 17 23:59:05 i never noticed it skipping tbh Feb 17 23:59:52 <__marker> tigrux: looks like its more the net. yes for the section Feb 18 00:00:16 <|tbb|> is it possible to reduce the quality of the videos to get smooth videos, or force the cpu to 400mhz Feb 18 00:01:22 <__marker> lcuk_3 if you have fuxored your python then uninstall, reinstall Feb 18 00:01:31 transcoding would be a mare to do on the fly - i think the best chance of real smoothness will be to get a codec for the m.youtube front end Feb 18 00:01:45 they already supply the videos in mobile video format so we dont need transcoding Feb 18 00:02:01 <__marker> tigrux: hum Section: user/multimedia Feb 18 00:02:07 noooooo not uninstalling python - EVERYTHING until this point works perfectly Feb 18 00:02:09 <__marker> nothing more Feb 18 00:02:25 its only this app that i have (a) had problems with, (b) had to do something different to get it installed. Feb 18 00:02:43 * lcuk_3 doesnt like to rock his system Feb 18 00:02:53 <__marker> lcuk_3 ok then apt-get --reinstall python2.5-runtime Feb 18 00:03:18 <__marker> s/py/install py/ Feb 18 00:03:20 __marker meant: lcuk_3 ok then apt-get --reinstall install python2.5-runtime Feb 18 00:04:58 is there a way to keep the shift/fn/etc. bar from popping up in osso-xterm when I use the 810 keyboard? Feb 18 00:05:14 * lcuk_3 reboots his 810 first Feb 18 00:05:36 elb, mine only comes up when i press the Chr button now Feb 18 00:05:52 i unticked everything i could from the auto text and onscreen keyboard Feb 18 00:06:02 how did you make that happen? Feb 18 00:06:17 oh, but not just for xterm Feb 18 00:06:34 inside text input settings make sure you go through to language and change settings in there and remove word predition Feb 18 00:06:48 <|tbb|> am i right, the cpu scale itself to more or less power while playing videos? Feb 18 00:06:52 osso-xterm doesn't WINCH when the keyboard bar pops up Feb 18 00:07:14 or I'd leave it on Feb 18 00:08:01 <__marker> |tbb| it should if it uses a ondemand predictor. i hope it does! Feb 18 00:08:42 __marker: Is this correct? Feb 18 00:08:43 Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, python2.5-runtime, gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg, gstreamer0.10-flv Feb 18 00:09:30 <__marker> tigrux: looks like yes Feb 18 00:11:39 hmm this might be the answer foe now Feb 18 00:15:03 <__marker> tigrux: but you will need a repo Feb 18 00:15:17 __marker: ???? Feb 18 00:15:53 <__marker> repository so that your 2 depends are fetched automagically Feb 18 00:16:04 if you have a repo it can be installed and updated from the app manager without people having to directly download deb files Feb 18 00:16:15 Ohh... Feb 18 00:16:26 <|tbb|> gud nite all. Feb 18 00:16:33 Grr... my debian control file is now a mess. :'( Feb 18 00:17:17 'night |tbb| Feb 18 00:17:27 you place a .install file on your server, that configures install manager with the repo details and starts installing pacakages. from then on its entirely a gui thing. very quick and simple for the user and it ensures they are kept upto date -> update repo = update all users who want them Feb 18 00:18:11 Yes, but fir I need to have my packages, Feb 18 00:22:57 * __marker declares ldd winner and goes to bed Feb 18 00:23:03 <__marker> cu Feb 18 00:27:11 In the maemo sdk, in scratchbox I cannot install anything with apt-get and the internet connection is working. Feb 18 00:27:36 I get this error "Temporary failure resolving 'repository.maemo.org'" Feb 18 00:28:02 but nslookup to repository.maemo.org works...can anybody help? Feb 18 00:28:10 from inside scratchbox look at /etc/nsswitch.conf Feb 18 00:28:23 ok Feb 18 00:29:29 so I have to set something to dns instead of files? Feb 18 00:29:43 what does the line say? Feb 18 00:30:04 the line? Feb 18 00:30:08 sorry Feb 18 00:30:16 the hosts: line Feb 18 00:30:29 "files dns" Feb 18 00:30:39 hmm...that should be right Feb 18 00:30:48 one is commented out Feb 18 00:30:58 #hosts: db files nisplus nis dns Feb 18 00:31:09 and the other is without the hash Feb 18 00:31:22 ok, that's right Feb 18 00:31:25 maybe change the order? Feb 18 00:31:39 hosts: files dns Feb 18 00:31:51 thats what it is at right now Feb 18 00:31:58 right, that's correct Feb 18 00:32:16 maybe something else... Feb 18 00:32:27 hmm wget doesn't resolve either Feb 18 00:32:28 you can ping out but apt-get doesn't work? Feb 18 00:32:36 but the host system can resolve sites Feb 18 00:32:45 there is no ping in scratchbox Feb 18 00:32:46 lol Feb 18 00:32:49 ah Feb 18 00:32:52 yeah Feb 18 00:32:58 sorry, been a while since I've been in scratchbox Feb 18 00:33:07 I am trying wget in scratchbox and it doesn't work either Feb 18 00:33:47 cant resolve the host Feb 18 00:34:03 no nslookup in scratchbox Feb 18 00:34:50 maybe someone else has a better idea, but my initial thought is to: find /scratchbox -name nsswitch.conf | grep 'hosts:' and make sure they're all correct and say "hosts: files dns" Feb 18 00:35:15 ip's work Feb 18 00:35:26 sorry, mistyped that command Feb 18 00:35:29 but you get the idea Feb 18 00:35:29 I just used wget to download index.html from my webserver Feb 18 00:37:08 the file is correct though Feb 18 00:37:10 there is something else Feb 18 00:37:11 on the local net? Feb 18 00:37:23 yeah on a lan Feb 18 00:37:27 using an ip Feb 18 00:37:37 I will try wan Feb 18 00:38:11 wan works too with an ip address Feb 18 00:38:27 ok so your routing is ok Feb 18 00:38:52 as well the host system can look up hosts Feb 18 00:39:00 only within scratchbox it cant Feb 18 00:39:29 find /scratchbox/ -name nsswitch.conf | xargs grep 'hosts:' | less Feb 18 00:39:32 give that a shot Feb 18 00:39:54 all hosts lines should say "hosts: files dns" Feb 18 00:39:56 in scratchbox or on the host system Feb 18 00:40:37 on the host system Feb 18 00:40:40 k Feb 18 00:40:49 replace '/scratchbox/' with the location you installed scratchbox to Feb 18 00:40:59 oh Feb 18 00:41:05 it came as a virtual machine Feb 18 00:41:09 aaaah Feb 18 00:41:11 lemme find out where it is installed Feb 18 00:41:12 alright Feb 18 00:41:22 you have the vmware image? Feb 18 00:41:38 yep Feb 18 00:42:18 it is /scratchbox/ Feb 18 00:42:25 lucky me Feb 18 00:42:45 so you *can* resolve DNS from the host OS *and* from inside vmware, but not inside scratchbox? Feb 18 00:43:07 have you considered that the site you are trying to connect is just temporarily broken Feb 18 00:43:33 already browsed to it Feb 18 00:43:35 Can anyone help me package a gstreamer plugin? Feb 18 00:43:55 johnx, yes, yes, yes Feb 18 00:43:58 I'm always getting invalid package when installing with the package manager. Feb 18 00:44:51 and anything named nsswitch.conf looks ok? Feb 18 00:44:59 yep Feb 18 00:45:19 from inside scratchbox, check /etc/resolv.conf Feb 18 00:45:38 putterson, gimme the exact line you are trying to get installed, i use the vmware pacakage and everything on mine seems smooth but ive never had to install anything else into it (up until now) Feb 18 00:45:57 lcuk_3, even wget fails for him Feb 18 00:46:14 hmmm Feb 18 00:46:18 nameserver 127.0.0.1 Feb 18 00:46:20 lol Feb 18 00:46:30 should I put that to my gateway? Feb 18 00:46:42 is your gateway your DNS? Feb 18 00:46:44 yes Feb 18 00:46:48 worth a shot I guess Feb 18 00:46:50 Section: user/other should work tigrux Feb 18 00:47:13 pupnik: In the section of the plugin? Feb 18 00:47:16 right, wget fails resolving on mine but everything else is smooth - at least we know now its a default install problem and not something putterson has broken... Feb 18 00:47:27 in debian/control Feb 18 00:47:32 oh everything launches Feb 18 00:47:39 or in control.tar.gz in the actual archive Feb 18 00:47:40 like I get the gui etc Feb 18 00:48:01 or user/multimedia Feb 18 00:48:20 Ok. Feb 18 00:48:51 i don't knwo what section a lib*** should have offhand Feb 18 00:52:24 I changed resolv.conf to point to 192.168.15.1 (my gateway + dns) and restarted scratchbox...nothing Feb 18 00:52:59 i mean it *really* should work out of the box... Feb 18 00:53:24 but like lcuk_3 said, maybe wget failing and apt-get failing are actually not associated Feb 18 00:53:52 i'd actually think they are - its name resolution that appears to be the problem Feb 18 00:53:53 well wget fails only when resolving a hostname...with an ip its ok Feb 18 00:54:27 what can i run to show current dns config (equiv to ipconfig on windows? Feb 18 00:54:34 right, but because of the way scratchbox works wget and apt-get might actually look at different resolv.conf files... Feb 18 00:54:53 try ifconfig Feb 18 00:54:56 lcuk_3, well, usually you would 'cat /etc/resolv.conf' Feb 18 00:55:11 ifconfig doesn't show dns servers... Feb 18 00:55:12 i just did ifconfig but got no dns info Feb 18 00:55:16 k Feb 18 00:55:17 is there an /all equiv? Feb 18 00:55:21 dont know Feb 18 00:55:30 * putterson is a linux noob Feb 18 00:55:32 lcuk_3, nope. ifconfig just doesn't know about DNS Feb 18 00:55:43 ipconfig on windows doesnt show dns unless you run it with /all then it shows everything Feb 18 00:55:48 what command does? Feb 18 00:57:27 can I map hosts to ip's Feb 18 00:57:29 ? Feb 18 00:57:39 putterson, sure, in /etc/hosts Feb 18 00:57:56 10.0.0.1 foo.com Feb 18 00:58:02 thanks Feb 18 01:00:40 so, I've seen osso-xterm shots with the toolbar on the side of the screen, can that still be done in OS2008? Feb 18 01:01:21 i prefer to remove the toolbar and just map keys on the n810 kbd Feb 18 01:02:33 johnx, well wget now works with repository.maemo.org but apt-get doesn't Feb 18 01:02:54 look for other files named hosts Feb 18 01:03:28 basically, because of the way that scratchbox works, different files are run in different filesystem trees so they have different configurations Feb 18 01:03:48 I really can't tell you much more than that, because I don't understand it all myself :/ Feb 18 01:06:45 apt-get update Feb 18 01:07:05 lcuk_3, try apt-get update Feb 18 01:08:27 ok figured it out Feb 18 01:08:40 pupnik: and how would I do that? Feb 18 01:08:59 had to edit /scratchbox/etc/resolv.conf Feb 18 01:09:11 I was editing /etc/resolv.conf Feb 18 01:09:16 user error Feb 18 01:09:18 lol Feb 18 01:09:25 elb: can't remember. Feb 18 01:09:35 heh Feb 18 01:10:00 osso-xterm is really prretty painful Feb 18 01:11:12 I really only *need* Esc and ^] Feb 18 01:12:00 I can get Tab through Chr, and do without the page keys Feb 18 01:12:58 i dont do much console on the road Feb 18 01:13:17 my laptop just died ;-) Feb 18 01:13:18 i mainly use scp and putty for heavy lifting Feb 18 01:13:23 ouch Feb 18 01:13:34 elb here tab is fn+space Feb 18 01:13:39 and | is the euro sign Feb 18 01:13:45 it's under warranty Feb 18 01:13:51 but still Feb 18 01:14:16 pupnik: hmmm that would be really nice Feb 18 01:14:37 I don't need yen, euro, or pound Feb 18 01:14:41 putterson, so what did you edit then, the address of the nameserver? Feb 18 01:14:48 * elb googles Feb 18 01:15:02 lcuk_3, yes, changed it to my dns server Feb 18 01:15:13 it was 172.12.9.2 or something Feb 18 01:15:15 ill try it here Feb 18 01:15:42 and its in: /scratchbox/etc/resolv.conf Feb 18 01:15:43 elb: you have to edit /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/nokia_vndr/rx-44 Feb 18 01:15:56 which is currently pointing nameserver to 127.0.0.1 Feb 18 01:16:17 elb: found it: http://www.thisismobility.com/blog/2007/12/31/adding-pipe-and-tab-to-the-n810-keyboard/ Feb 18 01:16:42 don't use xmodmap if possible :p Feb 18 01:16:43 go down to moa's comment and edit /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/nokia_vndr/rx-44 Feb 18 01:16:53 right don't use the xmodmap Feb 18 01:18:15 if you rebind Chr () to ISO_Level5_Shift you can also use Chr as modifier key... Feb 18 01:18:25 sorry about no patch files for exult, j0tt. maybe when the next release is stable. right now the only user problem is pathfinding imo. Feb 18 01:18:43 display speed is good now with xsp pixel doubling Feb 18 01:18:57 and wagon drivin :P Feb 18 01:19:03 g Feb 18 01:19:12 well not the only Feb 18 01:19:35 i still don't like the number of times i have to swap mouse Feb 18 01:19:41 pupnik: yeah looking at that now Feb 18 01:20:31 hey, is there a way to make dpkg-buildpackage automatically get build deps as best as it can? Feb 18 01:21:09 probably not without some kind of script Feb 18 01:21:18 you know about apt-get build-dep, right? Feb 18 01:21:55 BTW, sorry I didn't answer your message the other day. I wasn't actually at the computer much this weekend Feb 18 01:22:20 oh thats cool Feb 18 01:23:00 ah but apt-get bulddep only works if you used apt-get source to install the package in the first place Feb 18 01:23:16 or if the package is in the dpkg database Feb 18 01:23:28 yes, that's true Feb 18 01:23:45 EruditeHermit, you want to produce the dep list which apt-get would be able to look at to show in the build-dep results ;) Feb 18 01:24:39 lcuk_3: I didn't understand that Feb 18 01:24:40 lol Feb 18 01:24:50 i am currently one step above you looking to resolve exports with libraries. maybe do a search for each library in your project and ensure you have the packages Feb 18 01:24:59 yeah Feb 18 01:25:05 I have a lot of them Feb 18 01:25:06 =p Feb 18 01:25:15 I am going through one by one Feb 18 01:25:22 I am sure I will run into huge problems somewhere Feb 18 01:29:45 johnx: so I am working on the openoffice.org thing, do you think I have a chance? Feb 18 01:29:46 =p Feb 18 01:30:01 you can almost certainly get it to run if you spend enough time Feb 18 01:30:08 someone did for the zaurus which has less RAM Feb 18 01:30:26 but I can almost guarantee it will be usably fast Feb 18 01:30:48 s/usably/not usably/g Feb 18 01:30:48 johnx meant: but I can almost guarantee it will be not usably fast Feb 18 01:31:49 it probably won't run without swap, you will never get it hildonized and I doubt it will fit on the screen well, but you can probably make it run Feb 18 01:32:04 why not help the abiword guys? Feb 18 01:33:22 * pupnik seconds johnx's suggestion Feb 18 01:33:23 johnx: I am testing it Feb 18 01:33:58 johnx: the thing is abiword doesn't have outlining which I want Feb 18 01:36:10 are you wanting to use outlining as part of word processing or part of writing notes for yourself? Feb 18 01:36:13 --------------- Feb 18 01:36:13 |EruditeHermit| < outlined :D Feb 18 01:36:13 --------------- Feb 18 01:36:22 heh :P Feb 18 01:36:44 writing notes for a class Feb 18 01:37:02 have you looked at notecase? (I think that's it) Feb 18 01:37:07 nope Feb 18 01:37:09 where is that? Feb 18 01:37:16 is that a maemo app Feb 18 01:37:20 I think on garage.maemo.org Feb 18 01:38:36 johnx: does it support odf or can it be converted easily to odf? Feb 18 01:38:46 I do not know Feb 18 01:38:49 notcase.sf.net Feb 18 01:38:57 yeah I found it Feb 18 01:38:58 hmm Feb 18 01:39:05 I wonder why no one has ported gimp Feb 18 01:39:28 as in hildonized it? or just compiled it? Feb 18 01:39:37 compiled it Feb 18 01:39:37 it would be a lot of effort to hildonize I think Feb 18 01:39:45 it doesn't need hildonizing for the most part Feb 18 01:39:50 hmm? Feb 18 01:40:22 johnx: what would need to be hildonized for it? Feb 18 01:40:31 it doesn't need text writing input Feb 18 01:40:33 well, it uses separate windows for everything Feb 18 01:40:38 ah Feb 18 01:40:41 hmm Feb 18 01:40:42 lol Feb 18 01:40:56 well pidgin does too Feb 18 01:40:58 I mean I guess it would work Feb 18 01:41:03 EruditeHermit, look in screenshots: NoteCase 1.7.4 running on Mamemo OS2008 Feb 18 01:41:05 it would be cumbersome I guess Feb 18 01:41:15 I am installing notecase as we speak Feb 18 01:41:37 I really liked hnb on the zaurus, but that is command line only Feb 18 01:42:06 if only i had a quick notetaking app to be able to take a note of the notecase website to install tomorrow Feb 18 01:42:31 lcuk_3: xournal Feb 18 01:43:12 it doesnt help now, my 810 is flat. i need postit notes for my 810 cradle Feb 18 01:44:57 * lcuk_3 considers scratching it into the wooden frame Feb 18 01:45:19 dry erase marker? Feb 18 01:45:25 :D Feb 18 01:45:43 you know, that might work once i varnish it again. i always need little notes Feb 18 01:46:11 varnish your n810? Feb 18 01:46:17 * johnx is lost now Feb 18 01:47:23 my cradle, the crate: http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/7308/810crateinkx8.jpg Feb 18 01:47:24 http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/8233/810crateanglexe7.jpg Feb 18 01:47:24 http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/1256/810crateemptyhm3.jpg Feb 18 01:48:05 hmm Feb 18 01:48:08 notecase doesn't do it Feb 18 01:48:14 doesn't cut it Feb 18 01:48:14 lcuk_3, well, it certainly looks nice...but why? Feb 18 01:48:17 ah Feb 18 01:48:29 too slow to make new nodes? Feb 18 01:48:32 yes Feb 18 01:48:45 i got sick of fumbling on the bed with it and can hold it easier - and when flipped sideways it is perfect height for reading when lay in bed without holding it up Feb 18 01:48:59 when I type on my laptop while taking notes its 80wpm Feb 18 01:49:01 maemopad+ has text note capability (and hand drawn) Feb 18 01:49:08 hmm Feb 18 01:49:17 and you can type by default on 810 at that speed can you? Feb 18 01:49:22 I just think perhaps the tablet isn't the place to take notes for that kind of thing Feb 18 01:49:25 yeah, I tried to use notecase on the zaurus but I really wish it had a key shortcut for new node Feb 18 01:49:35 I can do a compile of hnb if you want to try it Feb 18 01:49:42 what is hnb Feb 18 01:49:59 lcuk_3: with abiword, it doesn't lag too much Feb 18 01:50:01 hierarchical note book Feb 18 01:50:08 hmm Feb 18 01:50:12 http://hnb.sourceforge.net/ Feb 18 01:50:37 how would I go about turning off "offline mode" in scratchbox Feb 18 01:51:18 johnx: looks pretty cool Feb 18 01:52:44 johnx: its funny, I can use openoffice.org using ssh on my maemo but I can't get it full screen Feb 18 01:54:06 Guys, I need some help. Feb 18 01:54:06 EruditeHermit, give this a shot: http://sheeplauncher.net/hnb_1.9.18-3_armel.deb Feb 18 01:54:09 I have a repo. Feb 18 01:54:37 http://tigrux.homelinux.org/tigrux/yt-viewer-for-tablet/ Feb 18 01:54:48 And I added a .install Feb 18 01:55:11 In the .htaccess I have: Feb 18 01:55:13 $ cat .htaccess Feb 18 01:55:13 AddType application/x-install-instructions .install Feb 18 01:55:41 And I also have a single page targeting the install. Feb 18 01:55:51 http://tigrux.homelinux.org/tigrux/yt-viewer-for-tablet/install.html Feb 18 01:56:02 However, it does not work. Feb 18 01:56:17 What am I doing wrong? Feb 18 01:56:59 my browser reports it as text/plain Feb 18 01:57:22 putterson: Yes, could it be due to apache? Feb 18 01:57:37 you need AllowOverride FileInfo in server config to use htaccess Feb 18 01:57:47 i need sleep. tigrux :) hope you get it sorted Feb 18 01:57:53 Bye! Feb 18 01:58:01 'night lcuk_3 Feb 18 01:58:02 probably, iirc, etc. Feb 18 01:58:30 johnx: error opening terminal xterm Feb 18 01:58:40 oh good, it's back to not booting Feb 18 01:58:44 * elb sets some craps on FIRE Feb 18 01:58:59 elb, what's not booting? Feb 18 01:59:04 my n810 Feb 18 01:59:04 tigrux: btw.. your yt viewer has a white 1px border in fullscreen mode .. it would be nice if you remove it :) Feb 18 01:59:17 j0tt: No idea why... Feb 18 01:59:34 EruditeHermit, run it from inside osso-xterm Feb 18 01:59:35 elb, is it a prominent problem...I am getting one soon Feb 18 01:59:41 johnx: I did Feb 18 01:59:45 I'd never had it until last night Feb 18 01:59:48 hmm Feb 18 01:59:55 let me test it, I just did a quick compile Feb 18 02:00:06 got up this morning and it was shut off Feb 18 02:00:08 wouldn't boot Feb 18 02:00:18 I re-flashed it, and it was OK, I cold-booted it a couple of times Feb 18 02:00:25 Syntax error on line 135 of /etc/apache2/apache2.conf: Feb 18 02:00:25 AllowOverride not allowed here Feb 18 02:00:26 but now I edited the keymap and cold-booted it, and no go Feb 18 02:00:31 maybe I jacked the keymap, I guess Feb 18 02:01:03 elb, oh is it the power off enigma or something else? Feb 18 02:01:20 Ohhh.... Feb 18 02:01:23 it powers on, it just never gets past the white screen with a blue NOKIA Feb 18 02:01:27 Only valid in a directory... Feb 18 02:01:31 johnx: I think somewhere it needs to be modified to run in osso-xterm instead of xterm Feb 18 02:01:51 johnx: I have to go out for an hour or so, but I'd still be interested in the hnb Feb 18 02:01:54 if you can get it to work Feb 18 02:01:55 I'll look at it Feb 18 02:01:59 thanks Feb 18 02:02:03 bbl Feb 18 02:02:07 thanks for the help guys Feb 18 02:02:12 elb, oh, have you heard of the power on/off enigma? Feb 18 02:03:07 I saw early on that there were some peole who couldn't get theirs to power up Feb 18 02:04:00 I hope mine doesn't get it Feb 18 02:04:59 EruditeHermit, if you're still here, I tested it and it works fine here Feb 18 02:07:01 lcdd: Is this correct? Feb 18 02:07:03 Feb 18 02:07:03 AllowOverride FileInfo Feb 18 02:07:03 Feb 18 02:09:12 tigrux: use a pathname that exists in the filesystem Feb 18 02:09:59 i cant get ssh on my n810 to use a key when sshing to my desktop bix, even using the i flag Feb 18 02:10:56 magicrobotmonkey, dropbear or openssh? Feb 18 02:11:02 openssh Feb 18 02:12:44 I'll give it a shot Feb 18 02:12:52 thanks Feb 18 02:13:17 just ssh-keygen on the tablet and add the id_rsa.pub to ~/.ssh/authorized-hosts? Feb 18 02:13:21 not a huge deal, but my passwords are pretty convuluted to be typing on the little keyboard Feb 18 02:13:24 yea Feb 18 02:13:26 or something more complex that I don't understand :) Feb 18 02:13:30 nope Feb 18 02:13:31 ok Feb 18 02:13:51 other machines can ssh to your desktop with key only? Feb 18 02:13:59 yep\ Feb 18 02:14:20 it should be fine but maybe check the permissions on your .ssh on the tablet Feb 18 02:14:33 lcdd: I added AddType application/x-install-instructions .install to my global apache configuration. Feb 18 02:14:57 all user:users Feb 18 02:14:59 lcdd: And, from the desktop, firefox reports an INSTALL file. Feb 18 02:15:15 lcdd: But, the tablet still opens the plain file. Any idea? Feb 18 02:15:40 tigrux: ytviewer.py __init__ -> self.set_show_border(False) Feb 18 02:15:52 magicrobotmonkey, fails here as well Feb 18 02:16:20 j0tt: Thanks. Did you already try in your installation? Feb 18 02:16:28 heh good, im not crazy Feb 18 02:16:29 tigrux: it would also be nice to increase/activate buffering Feb 18 02:16:34 tigrux: yes.. Feb 18 02:16:46 tigrux: sorry, i have no idea what the tablet expects. try clearing the browser cache? Feb 18 02:17:02 j0tt: It buffers, check ytplayer.py Feb 18 02:17:31 magicrobotmonkey, oops...actually it worked here afte I fixed a typo Feb 18 02:17:32 j0tt: It buffers 10 seconds. Feb 18 02:17:39 anyone know where I can report errors with maemo.org? Feb 18 02:18:08 just ssh -i .. user@box ? Feb 18 02:18:25 goat|work, bugs.maemo.org maybe? Feb 18 02:18:58 magicrobotmonkey, It works without the -i actually Feb 18 02:19:16 tigrux: mm but it starts immediately not after 10 seconds?! Feb 18 02:19:21 lcdd: You were right! Feb 18 02:19:27 with ssh-agent, or without Feb 18 02:19:36 no ssh-agent Feb 18 02:19:39 maybe i should have left my key's name as the default Feb 18 02:20:10 j0tt: So? What are your thought about the application? Feb 18 02:20:33 i like the interface. Feb 18 02:20:36 magicrobotmonkey, I used defaults for everything Feb 18 02:21:03 better than using a browser ;) Feb 18 02:22:11 k Feb 18 02:22:14 still some videos seem to be very laggy due to buffering i suppose.. Feb 18 02:22:18 maybe ill give it a go with that Feb 18 02:22:36 another question, though, whats the equivalent of .bashrc on this? Feb 18 02:22:43 j0tt: Check ytplayer.py Feb 18 02:22:52 well, it seems to pay attention to /etc/profile Feb 18 02:22:56 scratchbox/tools/include only has python2.3 though i installed python2.5 Feb 18 02:22:59 maybe ~/.profile would work as well Feb 18 02:23:00 j0tt: The pipeline is at the beginning. Feb 18 02:24:02 hmm i cant see any buffering there :) .. how to activate it? Feb 18 02:24:22 j0tt: The part that says max whatever. Feb 18 02:25:13 * j0tt pokes the google botnet Feb 18 02:26:51 hmm "Max. amount of data in the queue (in ns, 0=disable)." Feb 18 02:27:19 should probably be a "min..." :) Feb 18 02:27:33 sweet, ~/.profile works, thanks johnx Feb 18 02:27:44 sure Feb 18 02:27:46 good to have ll back... Feb 18 02:33:49 pupnik: do you have to *hold* Fn for space to be Tab? Feb 18 02:34:23 Finally! Feb 18 02:34:48 elb, yes Feb 18 02:34:56 hmmm, that's unfortunate Feb 18 02:34:59 http://tigrux.homelinux.org/tigrux/yt-viewer-for-tablet/yt-viewer.install Feb 18 02:35:17 That's the one-click-installer for my youtube viewer. Feb 18 02:35:27 j0tt: I applied your change. Feb 18 02:36:09 The deb should also work in a desktop, since it is pure python. Feb 18 02:36:40 Actually, the code detects hildon and osso and use them when possible. Feb 18 02:36:49 If now, it falls to safe defaults Feb 18 02:36:53 * not Feb 18 02:37:49 youtube viewer, eh? Feb 18 02:38:22 Yes, but I name it yt-viewer to avoid use a registered mark. Feb 18 02:38:58 The source code is included with the package. Feb 18 02:39:24 does it work with the youtube:// links from youtube mobile? Feb 18 02:40:02 magicrobotmonkey: No, it reads the .flv videos associated to every yt video. Feb 18 02:40:42 magicrobotmonkey: See the screenshots. Feb 18 02:40:43 http://tigrux.homelinux.org/tigrux/yt-viewer-for-tablet/screenshot-searching.png Feb 18 02:40:52 http://tigrux.homelinux.org/tigrux/yt-viewer-for-tablet/screenshot-details.png Feb 18 02:41:31 whoa Feb 18 02:41:48 that looks better then youtube mobile Feb 18 02:42:22 i want mplayer plugin for browser plz Feb 18 02:43:01 if i cant play video off my external card, does that mean i got a crappy one? Feb 18 02:43:26 where's timeless Feb 18 02:43:42 * pupnik sics the leather lady with the whip on timeless Feb 18 02:43:54 maybe Feb 18 02:45:25 Guys, how can I detect if the network is active programatically? Feb 18 02:46:05 Or better than that, where is the .gconf directory of the tablet? Feb 18 02:50:00 libiconic Feb 18 02:50:03 libconic Feb 18 02:50:28 dbus / conic - see the acmonitor sources for example code Feb 18 02:51:17 pupnik: I was thiking there could be a nice gconf key to detect the network status. :( Feb 18 02:52:46 pupnik: Because my program does not work if no connection is available. Feb 18 02:53:08 pupnik: Then I wanted to popup a message like those displayed in hildon. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Feb 18 02:59:57 2008