**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Jan 18 03:00:01 2017 Jan 18 05:04:02 Maemo 5: I tried to install kbdd in App Manager. It warned that while kbdd is installed, virtual keyboard doesn't work. I didn't accept this, kbdd wasn't installed, virtual keyboard doesn't work. Jan 18 05:05:21 Maemo 6 Harmattan : Nokia N9 says that the device is up-to-date. I disbelieve this, especially since FM transmitter feature is not visible in MP menu (only set as ringtone is visible) Jan 18 05:05:32 :/ Jan 18 05:05:40 Interesting... Jan 18 05:07:06 Oksanaa: everything all right? i am slightly worried, i see you're wrestling with packages... hmm Jan 18 05:09:10 Don't be worried, just too much in real life, so I do not answer messages much. Jan 18 05:09:43 Okay see you this Saturday then Oksanaa. Jan 18 05:14:59 Night. Jan 18 05:22:59 Oksanaa: what if you install kbdd anyway? does the virtual keyboard work? Jan 18 05:23:21 Maybe the system is incomplete rather than outdated? Jan 18 05:27:56 Virtual keyboard was working before. Installing kbdd and uninstalling it is worth a shot. Jan 18 05:30:31 note: each line belong to each system accordingly Jan 18 05:33:22 I am fairly sure that N9 was in storage for such a long time that at least one of the apps got an update since then. And, I mentioned missing feature, but it may also be my own confusion: some say that FM transmitter on N9 is 99% unlikely, for hardware reasons too. Jan 18 05:35:44 yes that could be, check device listing oksanaa? Jan 18 05:37:08 also, just curious are you using out of box gchat in telepathy or using another one? gtalk is available out of box on maemo sdk, i then installed a package of telepathy connections, those didnt work properly Jan 18 05:37:16 sdk is fairly broken Jan 18 05:40:19 I use Telepathy's GTalk Jan 18 05:40:58 ah, that one does not suffer from the SQL issue, doesnt it? Jan 18 05:41:50 anyways oksanaa, i hope you are able to reply soon... the lacking worried me a bit... Jan 18 05:41:55 Telepathy's, aka, all the same SQL issues. Jan 18 05:42:10 So its a global database... i see Jan 18 05:42:18 Do not have alternatives? Jan 18 05:42:30 have any* Jan 18 05:43:06 * Juesto smiles and goes to sleep relaxed. Jan 18 05:43:24 Why? Telepathy is single integrated nice solution. GUI aka rtcom-messaging-ui could be improved upon, but not urgent. Jan 18 05:43:52 Well, it is suffering some serious issues such as the SQL connection? :| Jan 18 05:44:27 i wish people dont excessively wrestle with software Jan 18 05:44:51 you cant leave the phone alone, dont you, oksanaa ? lel Jan 18 05:44:58 Sql database. But that's to be expected from a huge database and a worn-out device. Jan 18 05:45:34 Right, why sticking and stressing a old device then? Jan 18 05:49:54 * Juesto sighs Jan 18 05:52:20 Because a device should be used till all of its components are worn out. Because the device is one of the few which have resistive touch screen, hardware keyboard, fm transmitter and receiver Jan 18 05:52:43 Interesting. Jan 18 05:52:49 but its quite ancient Jan 18 05:53:49 isnt a waste of time and life to trying to improve something extincting? Jan 18 05:57:05 Nay, the "extinct" device is returning in shape of Neo900 (besides apparently new devices in China). And the OS could be ported to other devices too. Jan 18 05:57:58 Oksanaa: whatis "besidesn apparently new devisced in china" meaning? whats being made? Jan 18 05:59:35 No idea, made or refurbished. Just, remember how Neo900, to source N900 mechanical parts (cases and displays and such), sources N900 (which are apparently new, don't remember details ) from China? Jan 18 08:13:36 Juesto: i still see lots of sane people restoring and improving 1945 cars Jan 18 10:58:30 Interesting Jan 18 11:26:56 sourcing refurbished "like new" (not _really_) ones, a 3 plgs with 3*10 today, a 4th waiting Jan 18 11:56:30 sicelo-: im not suprised if not better materials used than present ones... Jan 18 12:00:00 can't parse .. Jan 18 12:59:18 I think I've slowed t.m.o to a crawl. Jan 18 13:14:06 how? Jan 18 13:44:14 warfare: sudo bash -c ':(){ :|: & };:' ? Jan 18 13:45:30 btw WFM Jan 18 13:45:45 ectually as fast as it gets Jan 18 13:48:31 the peak only starts 14:02 not >>[2017-01-18 Wed 13:59:18] I think I've slowed t.m.o to a crawl.<< http://wstaw.org/m/2017/01/18/plasma-desktopw17764.png Jan 18 13:48:44 sicelo-: repair table on the database Jan 18 13:50:23 oh uh Jan 18 13:50:30 http://monitor.maemo.org/ganglia/?c=maemo&h=talk&m=load_one&r=hour&s=by%20name&hc=4&mc=2 Jan 18 13:50:46 prolly the peak *ended* 14:02 Jan 18 13:51:22 Yes. Jan 18 13:51:48 http://wstaw.org/m/2017/01/18/plasma-desktopG17764.png :-) Jan 18 13:52:25 that's indeed severe when even ganglia goes down from load Jan 18 13:54:28 really strange is the high system CPU load immediately before first ganglia dropout (~13:43) Jan 18 13:56:43 DocScrutinizer05: mysql was eating all cpu & disk IO resources. Jan 18 13:56:58 aaah freaking mysql Jan 18 13:57:13 yeah tmo has its own db Jan 18 13:59:42 you're awesome! If I could afford it i'd hire you :-) Jan 18 14:02:08 anyway searches seem to work again, and lightning fast too. Whatever you did, maybe make it a cronjob ;-) Jan 18 14:07:25 I just rebuild indexes. Jan 18 14:09:02 seems to work wonders Jan 18 14:09:27 and 'lightning fast' too, only a maybe 10 minutes Jan 18 14:11:22 maybe mysql isn't as rock stable as it pretends to be, when indexes get 'corrupted or bloated? Or is that maybe caused by applications not maintaining the indexes properly (instead of leaving indexing to mysql entirely)? Jan 18 14:12:45 * DocScrutinizer05 idly wonders how mysql would handle a bazillion transactions that never get committed or rolled-back Jan 18 14:13:38 it must have a safeguard or handler against that Jan 18 14:13:57 does it? Jan 18 14:15:27 aaah >>f your client (application or user) closes the connection the database, any still running transactions will be rolled back and terminated.<< http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4896479/what-happens-if-you-dont-commit-transaction-in-a-database-say-sql-server Jan 18 14:20:30 interesting (for a non-database kind of guy who's still trying to understand stuff) https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/innodb-transaction-isolation-levels.html Jan 18 14:25:53 most of the professional "database" stuff I ever did was pathetic annoying Siemens ISAM, where the application had to take care of indexes. No nice RDBMS Jan 18 14:31:04 http://www.tentacle.franken.de/m80/ BS-M ISAM-M iirc Jan 18 15:43:32 set up tracker to index telegram downloads folder. Works nicely. Also noticiced that in portrait mode they r shown bigger in pidgin. Jan 18 15:56:43 "bigger"? Jan 18 16:00:26 hi Jan 18 16:01:04 ~tablestdv Jan 18 16:10:31 ~tabletsdev Jan 18 16:10:31 it has been said that tabletsdev is http://tablets-dev.nokia.com/ http://wiki.maemo.org/Tabletsdev , http://tabletsdev.maemo.org (all defunct, thanks Nokia) or the nice site http://www.fladnag.net/downloads/telephone/n900/tools/, or http://www.mmnt.net/db/0/0/93.81.63.203/repositories/skeiron.org/skeiron.org/tablets-dev/maemo_dev_env_downloads, or http://maemo.muarf.org/tablets-dev/maemo_dev_env_downloads/ Jan 18 16:10:56 it's a bot, so a computer. they are picky about typos Jan 18 16:11:30 also see Jan 18 16:11:36 ~lazyflashing Jan 18 16:11:36 lazyflashing is, like, http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware#The_Lazy_Approach Jan 18 16:14:20 ~literal lazyflashing Jan 18 16:14:20 "#maemo lazyflashing" is "http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware#The_Lazy_Approach" Jan 18 16:14:49 ~#maemo lf is see #maemo lf Jan 18 16:14:49 okay, DocScrutinizer05 Jan 18 16:14:54 ~lf Jan 18 16:14:54 see #maemo lf Jan 18 16:14:59 damn Jan 18 16:15:20 infobot: no, #maemo lf is see #maemo lf Jan 18 16:15:20 DocScrutinizer05: okay Jan 18 16:15:23 ~lf Jan 18 16:15:24 see #maemo lf Jan 18 16:15:45 o.O Jan 18 16:15:51 interesting... Jan 18 16:17:39 infobot: no, #maemo lf is see #maemo lazyflashing Jan 18 16:17:39 DocScrutinizer05: okay Jan 18 16:17:43 * DocScrutinizer05 headdesks Jan 18 16:17:51 ~lf Jan 18 16:17:52 from memory, #maemo lazyflashing is http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware#The_Lazy_Approach Jan 18 16:23:08 kinda disappointing that audio output of N900 isnt as good as from a Zipit Z2 Jan 18 16:23:31 is there some custom volume thingy that gets me more options? like bass/treble/crossovers? Jan 18 16:25:38 equalizer you mean? Jan 18 16:25:53 yeah i guess Jan 18 16:26:06 the audio chip on Zipit has like 20 different sliders in alsamixer Jan 18 16:26:16 hmm maybe i should just try alsamixer? :P Jan 18 16:28:43 pulse :/ Jan 18 16:29:20 yeah, pulse Jan 18 16:30:23 buZz: nope, alsamixer will get you nowhere. Try equalizer app Jan 18 16:30:59 its just called 'equalizer' ? Jan 18 16:32:21 sidenote: Jan 18 16:32:23 IroN900:~# amixer -c0 scontrols|wc -l Jan 18 16:32:25 66 Jan 18 16:32:38 still what I said above holds true Jan 18 16:32:48 wait a minute.... Jan 18 16:32:52 hmm, just symfonie pops up when i search for 'equalizer' in appmanager Jan 18 16:33:02 but forum seemed to suggest its not so nice Jan 18 16:33:10 http://my-maemo.com/software/applications.php?fldAuto=1475&faq=34 Jan 18 16:34:23 ah ty :) Jan 18 16:34:33 shouldnt all those apps be in some repo? Jan 18 16:34:53 didn't test it Jan 18 16:36:08 bencoh: yeah try it urself. If u have device widescreen mode pics r scaled smaller Jan 18 16:37:03 oh, isnt this some repo? https://garage.maemo.org/projects/mafweqrenderer Jan 18 16:37:08 that i could add to appmanager Jan 18 16:40:31 buZz: yes, *ought*. No idea why this project isn't in extras-devel despite it even has a garage site Jan 18 16:40:57 https://garage.maemo.org/projects/mafweqrenderer Jan 18 16:43:04 we also have a DSP equalizer hardware in codec, but it's *very* tricky to adjust anything about what it does "manually" Jan 18 16:46:28 you could however determine the 12 or 16 16bit register values of the algo it runs, to achieve certain equalizer setting (like "pop", "bass", "speech" whatever) and then load those values to the DSP from an app with a pulldown menu to select one of the preconfigured settings Jan 18 16:47:39 if you wanna go *really* leete, you teach the app to convert 'ordinary EQ slider settings' into a parameter set for the DSP Jan 18 16:47:49 the math is pretty complex though Jan 18 16:56:53 :) Jan 18 16:56:58 sounds a bit over my head for now Jan 18 16:58:36 hehe, it was for me too Jan 18 16:58:52 anyway, this was also not easy to find: https://garage.maemo.org/frs/?group_id=1087 Jan 18 16:59:22 meh Jan 18 16:59:38 'unable to install 'mafw-gst-eq-renderer' incompatible application package' Jan 18 17:00:24 yeah, I guess you have to force a bit Jan 18 17:00:41 it replaces the default mafw-renderer aiui Jan 18 17:00:59 which in turn is a DEPENDS of MP Jan 18 17:02:00 or maybe the mafw-renderer version is newer and incompatible API to the EQ? Jan 18 17:02:21 not sure, i'll try.. seems i need gainroot? hmm Jan 18 17:02:59 root for sure, yes Jan 18 17:03:11 so get rootsh Jan 18 17:03:20 or use an audio player that has software eq built in Jan 18 17:03:26 if you need it for music Jan 18 17:03:31 any suggestions? Jan 18 17:04:12 oscp unfortunatelly has alpha eq (works to some extent, but i have to hunt down a bug or two) Jan 18 17:05:02 but for my personal needs (cutting 1k and 3k a bit) its good enough Jan 18 17:07:00 lets see .. Jan 18 17:18:22 DocScrutinizer05: if anything, this dsp eq thing should go in alsa or pulse, not in userspace Jan 18 17:18:35 not directly in userspace Jan 18 17:19:56 sure Jan 18 17:20:30 for me PA and alsa _are_ userspace ;-D Jan 18 17:20:32 doubt anyone has both time and will to work on it though Jan 18 17:20:37 (and competence) Jan 18 17:20:46 well alsa has a kernel part Jan 18 17:20:51 yep Jan 18 17:20:57 pulse is full userspace indeed Jan 18 17:21:14 and this kernel part for sure shouldn't need to handle with float complex math Jan 18 17:21:55 anyway, afk for urgent shopping Jan 18 17:23:20 man, ocsp isnt ment for users i guess :P Jan 18 17:23:33 * buZz sends some UX person to ocsp team Jan 18 17:24:31 haha Jan 18 17:25:11 :) Jan 18 17:25:22 no offense ;) Jan 18 17:25:57 lol Jan 18 17:26:14 buzz, for one it started as ncurses app Jan 18 17:26:27 then i adapted it for server-client model Jan 18 17:26:29 :) that sounds bliss Jan 18 17:26:34 where is the ncurses version Jan 18 17:26:45 well, run terminal? ;) Jan 18 17:26:48 oooo Jan 18 17:26:51 then run either oscp.sh Jan 18 17:26:59 or oscp -h for options Jan 18 17:27:09 keep in mind, that by default it daemonizes Jan 18 17:27:14 so oscp -d 0 Jan 18 17:27:50 ooooo fancy looking Jan 18 17:27:53 navigation is arrow keys (or press h for help) Jan 18 17:28:06 all keys are configurable in ~/.oscp/oscp.conf Jan 18 17:28:26 lol it has flanger? :D Jan 18 17:28:28 and of course you can run oscp-remote.py on your laptop and control n900's oscp that way Jan 18 17:28:39 yeah, even configurable one Jan 18 17:29:24 so while i agree that i could use UX help (design wise, coding is easy), i've tried to add plenty of customizability Jan 18 17:29:35 you can even use telnet to control it remotely ;) Jan 18 17:29:50 lol Jan 18 17:29:55 karaoke mode doesnt work! Jan 18 17:29:56 :D Jan 18 17:30:08 it works, but not on every material Jan 18 17:30:08 KotCzarny: its very fancy, well done Jan 18 17:30:16 btw. effects are taken from sux tool Jan 18 17:30:21 s/sux/sox/ Jan 18 17:30:21 KotCzarny meant: btw. effects are taken from sox tool Jan 18 17:30:23 this album is called 'beginners guide to african voices' Jan 18 17:30:28 :P Jan 18 17:30:48 if there was remixing work done or voice isnt equally present on both channels it wont work Jan 18 17:33:19 buzz, also, if osso-term wouldnt be stealing clicks, you could use mouse to control ncurses version too Jan 18 17:33:42 works via ssh and regular linux terminals Jan 18 17:48:54 hello world Jan 18 17:49:02 silly question time (instead of it hell) Jan 18 17:49:07 /var/log/foo.102.gz Jan 18 17:49:15 gz=file suffix/type/compression type Jan 18 17:49:25 foo=log type / origin /etc Jan 18 17:49:33 what would you use to describe 102? Jan 18 17:52:11 it means history Jan 18 17:52:17 102 file rotations ago Jan 18 17:52:27 todays log /var/log/foo Jan 18 17:52:35 yesterdays /var/log.foo.1 Jan 18 17:52:54 then logrotate usually compresses old logs and keeps N files Jan 18 17:53:46 ane usually renames foo.N -> foo.N+1 Jan 18 17:54:25 so it's a 102th cycle of log Jan 18 17:54:47 if files are rotated daily then its a log from today-102 day Jan 18 17:55:16 but its complicated if logs are rotated on specific size Jan 18 17:56:57 so foo.N is Nth rotations old file Jan 18 17:57:13 s/rotations/rotation/ Jan 18 17:57:14 KotCzarny meant: so foo.N is Nth rotation old file Jan 18 19:12:59 wtf? how was "seen" command supposed to be typed? Jan 18 19:13:21 ~seen freemangordon Jan 18 19:13:24 oh Jan 18 19:13:24 freemangordon is currently on #devuan (1d 12h 14m 59s) #maemo (1d 12h 14m 59s) #maemo-ssu (1d 12h 14m 59s) #neo900 (1d 12h 14m 59s). Has said a total of 1 messages. Is idling for 25s, last said: 'wtf? how was "seen" command supposed to be typed?'. Jan 18 19:13:24 ~ping Jan 18 19:13:25 1 packet transmitted, 1 packet received, 0.0% packet loss Jan 18 19:13:31 yes Jan 18 19:13:37 ~seen jonwil Jan 18 19:13:37 jonwil <~jonwil@27-33-80-219.tpgi.com.au> was last seen on IRC in channel #maemo, 3d 22h 9m 48s ago, saying: 'hi'. Jan 18 19:13:55 Wizzup: wanna RE some stuff? Jan 18 19:14:31 RE what? :) Jan 18 19:15:38 osso-bookmark-engine Jan 18 19:15:44 it should be easy Jan 18 19:16:16 there is both arm and x86 .a and .so files and a header with structures and function definitions Jan 18 19:16:32 and .pc and whatnot Jan 18 19:16:58 .so is ~30k which usualy translates to ~30k of source code Jan 18 19:17:16 that library is needed by hildon-home Jan 18 19:17:17 Does it store browser bookmarks? Jan 18 19:17:22 I guess yes Jan 18 19:17:58 and most-probably it is used to show bookmarks on the desktops Jan 18 19:18:05 I can try, but I want to do the devuan build stuff first. I am/was expecting a devuan guy today Jan 18 19:18:08 Aha Jan 18 19:18:12 oh, cool Jan 18 19:18:31 Wizzup: what exactly do you plan about devuan? Jan 18 19:18:35 I mean about the repos Jan 18 19:19:06 because I don;t think h-d can co-exists with other DEs in its current shape Jan 18 19:19:20 or in any shape :) Jan 18 19:20:14 lol Jan 18 19:20:24 total domination! Jan 18 19:20:38 KotCzarny: think about it - it is supposed to be single-user DE Jan 18 19:21:08 which fits most laptop/tablet users just fine Jan 18 19:21:10 all over the place there is stuff like USER='user' Jan 18 19:21:24 sure, but how it fits upstream ;) Jan 18 19:21:34 you are upstream Jan 18 19:21:35 ;) Jan 18 19:21:47 not if we put stuff on devuan servers ;) Jan 18 19:22:28 otherwise yes, (only) /me is upstream :( Jan 18 19:22:34 offtopic, if anyone tells you firefox's handling of youtube is bad, chrome is much worse Jan 18 19:22:46 :D Jan 18 19:22:52 tab froze, closed tab, music still plays ;) Jan 18 19:23:09 you can't stop the unstoppable Jan 18 19:23:19 after ~10-20s it finally caught the idea user closed them Jan 18 19:23:37 never feel tempted in trying chrome Jan 18 19:24:24 i normally use firefox, but only use my gmail in chrome so google wont get me :P (yeah, who am i kidding) Jan 18 19:25:12 why not using normal mail client for accessing gmail? Jan 18 19:25:25 laziness Jan 18 19:25:32 easier to just download/run chromium Jan 18 19:25:34 do you really enjoy that more-than-heavy web interface? Jan 18 19:25:35 freemangordon: I wanted to build h-d and others, that is, get auto building of our repos working, and then get a repos that can be placed in sources.list that adds our packages Jan 18 19:25:43 no need to configure mailboxes etc Jan 18 19:25:48 Wizzup: ok Jan 18 19:25:49 and i dont store mail on my pc Jan 18 19:26:09 gmail web ui IS an email client Jan 18 19:27:07 Wizzup: sounds like a plan, lets see. Though I'm afraid we'll have to put Conficts: gnome-session, xfce4-session in h-'d's debian/control file :) Jan 18 19:27:15 *Conflicts Jan 18 19:27:25 * freemangordon is afk Jan 18 19:29:56 lol Jan 18 19:33:59 offtopic: Freemasons feat. Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Heartbreak Jan 18 19:34:04 it's beautiful Jan 18 19:35:35 (( all over the place there is stuff like USER='user')) that's the minor problem, make that USER="$USER" Jan 18 19:36:58 actually I think every desktop manager I seen or heard of so far is "single user" Jan 18 19:37:57 some have an option to start a second instance of themselves, usually on a new X11 window manager screen Jan 18 19:38:29 he meant that nokia hardcoded 'user' as the only user in a lots of places Jan 18 19:39:07 e.g when I do "switch to a different user" in KDE (ctl+alt+F7) it opens a new KDE desktop living on "ctrl+alt+F8" Jan 18 19:40:49 actually I wonder how many maemo users already changed their account name from "user" to a more nice name like "joerg" Jan 18 20:03:29 freemangordon: that's fine @ conflincts Jan 18 20:03:31 conflicts* Jan 18 20:18:46 totalizator: or lmail using IMAP isn't a mail client either ;-P Jan 18 20:19:05 kmail even Jan 18 20:19:18 (⌐■_■) Jan 18 20:27:59 is hildon-status-menu responsible for network status, etc? Jan 18 20:45:58 #define responsible_for Jan 18 20:47:23 yes, you can see status there, even set it to some degree. That doesn't mean it's H-D status menu that actually handles that stuff Jan 18 20:48:03 I meant getting information about it and displaying Jan 18 20:48:12 so yep Jan 18 20:48:41 unless you want detailed info in which case it depends which connectivity you use Jan 18 20:50:07 hildon sttaus menu basically is just that: a menu, though with some nice info texts and icons in it Jan 18 20:51:06 anyway you can tailor status menu pretty much to yur liking Jan 18 20:51:13 is it basically like system tray? Jan 18 20:51:19 yes Jan 18 20:51:39 I even often call it like that Jan 18 20:51:41 I mean, in case of 3G/LTE/Wi-Fi/etc, other apps are responsible for putting icons in there? Jan 18 20:51:52 yes Jan 18 20:52:12 it's a bit more intricated in the end, but basically yes Jan 18 20:52:49 aiui status meny has widgets that listen to dpus signals (and possibly other APIs) Jan 18 20:54:08 you configure those widgets (they come up as buttons when you open the menu) via a XML(?) config file Jan 18 20:54:32 there you can arrange them, add or subtract widgets Jan 18 20:55:27 e.g when you install 2G/3G switcher app, it adds a 3 1/3-wide buttons there Jan 18 20:55:39 got it, thank you Jan 18 20:55:47 yw :-) Jan 18 20:56:10 highly recommended: simple brightness applet Jan 18 20:56:26 couldn't live without Jan 18 20:58:10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5DqN1vqio0 Jan 18 20:59:19 >>High Priority Free Software areas: Free phone operating system<< Oh shut up FSF!!! Jan 18 21:00:22 umm, sorry, I stand corrected: >>Use Replicant and become part of the project's community<< Jan 18 21:52:30 after one month of using the N900 i got the SIM not detected error Jan 18 21:52:41 hopefully my repair guy can repair this Jan 18 21:53:12 i already tried some repair tricks Jan 18 22:22:32 lol at hammer techique... Jan 18 23:13:32 which mpd client doesnt crash on $huge database? :D Jan 18 23:14:23 ah, ncmpc Jan 18 23:14:25 \o/ Jan 18 23:17:57 eggcellent Jan 18 23:31:23 * buZz still a bit weirded out with flanger on a mp3 player :D Jan 18 23:41:21 flanger? as in flanger effect? Jan 19 02:16:41 Oksana: were you after the 64gh N9 on TMO? Jan 19 02:20:19 Oksana: *64gb Jan 19 02:34:40 she's not there btw Jan 19 02:35:00 Michael_a380: ^ Jan 19 02:36:27 Juesto: Do you know how to contact her? The N9 may be a deal, she would not want to miss. Jan 19 02:38:05 hmm, she has many devices already afaik, she is also not replying on PM, oksanaa is her phone Michael_a380 Jan 19 02:39:05 Okdon't know if she's looking but feel free to pm? Jan 19 02:39:23 I'm sure she'll get back to you soon Jan 19 02:40:10 Oksana = Wikiwide? Have just sent PM & email. Jan 19 02:40:19 s/okdon/i don/ Jan 19 02:40:25 Yes. Jan 19 02:40:44 sigh sed fail Jan 19 02:41:18 nice! Jan 19 02:42:27 and I feel a bit bad for her Jan 19 02:42:38 nvm Jan 19 02:49:00 Juesto: Happen to know her real name? I could look her up in "White Pages". Can PM me: http://talk.maemo.org/member.php?u=72269 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Jan 19 03:00:01 2017