**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Sep 07 03:03:37 2019 Sep 07 05:20:55 trapt: start with base repos maybe? Sep 07 05:21:21 basically stock + extras is enough Sep 07 05:21:35 then you can start customizing Sep 07 08:08:45 i suppose remove repos until it doesnt hang Sep 07 08:10:29 newest telegra -purple update seems to have broken it Sep 07 09:43:02 it whines about missing server.tglpub file Sep 07 09:43:51 installed version 1.4.1-1 Sep 07 09:45:42 oh well. It was nice while it lasted Sep 07 14:15:29 anyone use/know of any mud clients for maemo Sep 07 14:15:54 text mode or graphical/ Sep 07 14:16:18 for text you can always use telnet Sep 07 14:16:19 :) Sep 07 14:16:36 for graphical i suspect there is some pygtk/pyqt one Sep 07 14:17:35 text is preferable, i usually use tintin++ on terminal. looking for something with a little higher qol than telnet Sep 07 14:18:20 if there is source, you can compile it, no? Sep 07 14:18:32 yeah i guess thats true Sep 07 21:22:52 can you use wildcards with wget? Sep 07 21:24:25 Like for example recursively downloading "http://example.com/**/foo-**.pdf" Sep 07 23:36:31 is it possible to compile from source on an n810 im reading conflicting things online and having a hell of a time Sep 08 00:06:40 You mean compile the whole OS, or just run a compiler on the N810? Sep 08 00:07:01 I'm sure the latter will be possible, since it's just a machine running Linux. Sep 08 00:38:12 just run a compiler. everytime i go to configure i get "C compiler cannot create executables" Sep 08 00:42:10 What happens if you manually try to compile a simple program? Sep 08 00:42:52 eg, gcc -xc - -o /dev/null <<< 'int main(void){ return 4; }' Sep 08 00:46:33 im not very experience compiling sop forgive me but, trying to compile a simple helloworld with gcc returns Sep 08 00:46:34 hello.c:1:19: stdio.h: No such file or directory Sep 08 00:47:29 which i believe in related to missing libc6-dev package Sep 08 00:47:33 Try `apt-get install libc6-dev` Sep 08 00:48:02 The following packages have unmet dependencies: libc6-dev: Depends: libc6 (= 2.5.0-1osso7) but 2.5.0-1osso10 is to be installed Sep 08 00:48:10 libc6 is already the newest version Sep 08 00:49:55 Maybe try `apt-get update` first. Sep 08 00:53:28 no effect Sep 08 00:55:35 Maybe you'll just have to force install the old package then, but that should be enough information for someone familiar with the N810 ecosystem to try and make progress (missing libc6-dev package, can't install due to version mismatch between libc6 and libc6-dev) Sep 08 00:56:08 ok, thanks for your help Sep 08 00:56:12 np **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sun Sep 08 02:59:57 2019