**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Jul 21 02:59:57 2010 Jul 21 06:24:15 I cloned meego-panel-people repo from http://meego.gitorious.org/meego-netbook-ux and made a few changes. How do I now build an rpm package out of it? Do I have to do it from scratch? There must be a simpler method to do it no? Jul 21 06:29:23 ok got it Jul 21 07:02:15 dl9pf_: ping Jul 21 07:29:57 { Jul 21 07:32:19 morning fellow meego users Jul 21 07:32:32 morning amjad Jul 21 07:41:21 morning all Jul 21 07:42:29 morning slaine Jul 21 07:42:50 morn slaine Jul 21 08:36:38 Morning everyone Jul 21 08:56:21 how is qt wrt related to nokia wrt? :P (i'm wondering what WRT goes into meego now..) Jul 21 08:58:27 moin Jul 21 08:58:35 moin Myrtti Jul 21 08:58:53 fabo: pong Jul 21 09:30:23 Hi, everybody. could anyone tell me where can i get help about meego-handset-photo Jul 21 09:37:35 Oh, god, please help this beginner of Qt, he is really depressed. Jul 21 09:40:02 well, define help Jul 21 09:40:07 lo wazd Jul 21 09:49:20 senwell_wu: http://doc.qt.nokia.com/ then eg: http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.6/index.html and http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.6/how-to-learn-qt.html Jul 21 09:51:45 thank you very very much! Jul 21 09:56:06 I am trying to read the source code of meego-handset-photo Jul 21 09:56:26 what is QtTracker? Jul 21 09:57:27 a library Jul 21 09:57:28 hold on Jul 21 09:58:50 * w00t_ wonders where the meego version of it is Jul 21 10:01:10 http://maemo.gitorious.org/maemo-af/libqttracker - there's probably a meego version somewhere but I can't find it right now Jul 21 10:16:16 need some advice please chaps & chapesses Jul 21 10:16:53 if i try and log into MeeGo, what would cause the MeeGo panel to fail to load and drop me to a GNOME style panel? Jul 21 10:42:55 Hi guys, thanks for your great help! I am moving on... Jul 21 11:22:27 hello! somebody knoews if i can install suse meego on my netbook? Jul 21 11:23:58 is there somebody? Jul 21 11:24:13 there's a suse meego now? Jul 21 11:25:05 url? Jul 21 11:26:04 Stskeeps: yes i saw it on youtube... novell showed it and i know people that installed it but i don't know how they did ... Jul 21 11:26:13 dunno either Jul 21 11:26:19 and saint google tells me nothing :( Jul 21 11:28:01 Stskeeps: the thing is that i love meego, but i have lots of problems paying all my mp3 stuff... skype, dropbox, openoffice don't work on the official one that's the reason i'm very interested on the suse version Jul 21 11:28:30 eeemeego: can imagine Jul 21 11:28:51 have you been able to make all that stuff work? Jul 21 11:28:59 i don't use the netbook parrt Jul 21 11:29:09 ahhh ok Jul 21 11:29:19 FunkyPenguin: customers Jul 21 11:29:21 ;) Jul 21 11:29:39 but i imagine there's lots of people having the same problem as me... :S Jul 21 11:29:48 but nobody tells anything Jul 21 11:30:33 eeemeego: chrome (the browser) on meego plays mp3s, though not very conveniently; the free (as in beer) Fluendo codecs for mp3 used to work, too (haven't tried them recently) Jul 21 11:30:53 eeemeego: FunkyPenguin: knows Jul 21 11:31:59 so are you using this distro? Jul 21 11:32:49 there's a project in the opensuse buildservice for that - i don't know if the cd's are already built Jul 21 11:33:51 probably try this (no guarantee) http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/Meego:/Netbook/images/iso/ Jul 21 11:34:25 i have found that page... but the livecd doesn't work ... http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/Meego:/Netbook/images/iso/ Jul 21 11:34:56 ok, thats all i know atm. FunkyPenguin might know more. Jul 21 11:36:25 but he doesn't respond :S Jul 21 11:37:13 he'll show up later ... Jul 21 11:39:14 dl9pf_: so let me ask you something... if you had download this version (the one of the site you gave to me...) how would you do to burn it on a pendrive? Jul 21 11:39:28 eeemeego, sorry i was afk :) Jul 21 11:40:11 eeemeego, atm it doesnt work properly :( im almost there, just need to fix a gconf issue and work out why the panel doesnt load anymore Jul 21 11:40:47 FunkyPenguin: so are you developping it? Jul 21 11:40:48 dl9pf_, customers? my issue is either code or packaging issue Jul 21 11:41:26 FunkyPenguin: kidding Jul 21 11:41:36 eeemeego, im certainly packaging it - not doing much development though as im crap at any code :) Jul 21 11:42:49 FunkyPenguin: ainsss so can y give you my email adress in order to know when i am being able to install it... i can't wait ... and as i said... the official meego don't works as i expected ... Jul 21 11:42:59 *can i give.. Jul 21 11:43:38 sorry for my english :S i've been longtime without practicing it lol Jul 21 11:43:39 eeemeego, you can, but if you want to keep an eye on planet.opensuse.org it will be announced there :) Jul 21 11:46:14 FunkyPenguin: and do you thing it gonna be in longtime? Jul 21 11:46:37 eeemeego, i hope not - i was hoping to have it out yesterday Jul 21 11:47:31 things might be a little delayed due to oscon & guadec but im hoping not Jul 21 11:54:47 FunkyPenguin: ok so ill give you my email adrees on a private if you don't mind... cause im very very interested... can i? Jul 21 11:58:55 anyone know what is wrong with my configure line for libsocialweb please? http://pastie.org/1053532 Jul 21 11:59:26 for some reason im only getting digg and last.fm showing up Jul 21 11:59:36 i have the keys added into libsocialweb-keys Jul 21 13:25:16 lbt: I wanted to talk about the community OBS if you have a min Jul 21 13:25:31 wamills: sure Jul 21 13:29:25 I don't think I am the user profile you are look at for beta testers as I only have a little OBS use. I have setup a home project at OpenSUSE's instance and built a rpm based and .deb based package Jul 21 13:30:32 fair enough... Jul 21 13:30:35 However if your game I would like to try the community OBS. I was thinking I would start with creating a package for MLO the low level bootloader for beagleboard Jul 21 13:32:20 Are home projects support? Jul 21 13:32:46 yes Jul 21 13:34:25 Do you think this is a doable experiment for my skill level? Jul 21 13:34:29 hi, is there any working meego 1.1 image for n900? Jul 21 13:34:46 i created it with the moblin-image-creator, but it doesn't work Jul 21 13:35:09 waiting for root device /dev/mmcblk0p1... and it reboots :P Jul 21 13:35:52 wamills: sure... I msg'ed you Jul 21 13:37:55 drizztbsd: put your back cover on Jul 21 13:38:04 Stskeeps: done Jul 21 13:38:04 wamills: dbus is hosed in trunk atm though Jul 21 13:38:08 err Jul 21 13:38:09 drizztbsd: Jul 21 13:38:28 ah ok, i will waiting Jul 21 13:39:43 Stskeeps: Thanks. Should not effect this effort as MLO only needs the compilation tools Jul 21 13:41:11 yeah, was for drizztbsd :) Jul 21 13:41:32 the reason why it's hosed is cos of a armv7 optimization bug in armv5, so it might affect MLO build ;) Jul 21 13:41:38 er, in gcc Jul 21 13:44:38 does anyone know how MeeGo is packaging python eggs? Jul 21 13:49:23 spectacle and setup.py maybe? Jul 21 13:49:32 there's a Builder: python thing Jul 21 13:51:17 spectable ? Jul 21 13:51:20 spectacle ? Jul 21 13:52:14 it's a nice tool that, once you discover the secret to actually using it, builds spec files for you Jul 21 13:52:18 :P Jul 21 13:52:54 ah ... as from what i see there is already something building spec file for you on the community obs Jul 21 13:53:02 https://build.obs.maemo.org/package/live_build_log?arch=armv7el&package=khteditor&project=home%3Akhertan%3AKhtEditor&repository=MeeGo_current Jul 21 13:53:08 but now i read logs :) Jul 21 13:53:36 error: line 10: Unknown tag: %py_requires Jul 21 13:53:48 python is present from what i see (2.6) Jul 21 13:55:40 ok i think this happen because i didn't have any require in my setup.py Jul 21 14:00:56 things seems missing Jul 21 14:00:57 https://build.obs.maemo.org/package/live_build_log?arch=armv7el&package=khteditor&project=home%3Akhertan%3AKhtEditor&repository=MeeGo_current Jul 21 15:43:37 wb dawn Jul 21 15:43:58 hey stskeeps Jul 21 15:44:41 good morning DawnFoster Jul 21 15:45:01 hi termana Jul 21 15:45:44 i'll be dropping on / offline all day today (at OSCON on flaky connections) Jul 21 15:45:57 ah, have fun :) Jul 21 15:46:04 i will! Jul 21 15:46:17 Dirk is giving a keynote on meego in about an hour Jul 21 16:10:30 whats the big news for N900? Jul 21 16:10:55 erm, how would we know Jul 21 16:10:56 ? Jul 21 16:11:00 What news Jul 21 16:11:04 Am I missing something Jul 21 16:11:25 they said big news for n900 on nokia conversations Jul 21 16:12:01 we're a open source project seperate from nokia, we don't know what it is either :) Jul 21 16:12:31 maybe meego on n900? Jul 21 16:12:35 ha? Jul 21 16:12:53 cant see anything about "big news" and "n900" on nokconv Jul 21 16:12:53 no? Jul 21 16:13:02 Maemoboi: again.. the people here don't know Jul 21 16:13:15 we're developers, not marketers Jul 21 16:13:26 link? Jul 21 16:13:27 you are probably looking for #maemo for general n900 chat anyway :) Jul 21 16:13:29 http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=58884 Jul 21 16:14:24 "exciting news..." Jul 21 16:14:27 hmm Jul 21 16:15:06 Now you can all buy a new phone! Jul 21 16:15:10 that will be the news Jul 21 16:15:16 :) Jul 21 16:15:45 lol Jul 21 16:15:47 indeed Jul 21 16:16:49 the arrogance of this so called community is amazing....good luck winning with Android and Apple....you're in deep shit pals Jul 21 16:18:26 arrogance? why thank you Jul 21 16:18:46 Maemoboi: I'm only seeing one arrogant twat here Jul 21 16:20:24 * trip0 wonders who it is... I haven't seen any Jul 21 16:21:26 Maemoboi: you're doing the equivialent of walking into an android channel asking about samsung android phone news Jul 21 16:22:06 and people wonder why I hate the human race Jul 21 16:22:09 eh? he came in with some n900 news and asked if it meant meego on n900 Jul 21 16:22:09 :P Jul 21 16:22:14 * lcuk shudders Jul 21 16:22:27 how is that arrogant or offtopic or anything bad? Jul 21 16:22:32 why would we know? Jul 21 16:22:37 We already have meego on n900 Jul 21 16:22:39 it's not like nokia tells us anything Jul 21 16:22:45 :P :) Jul 21 16:22:56 and yes, we do....about as good as it's running anywhere else Jul 21 16:22:59 ;) Jul 21 16:23:07 Maemoboi, i dunno what extra they may be talking of, but mypaint is awesome! Jul 21 16:23:41 It's already leaked that it's (probably) a firmware update Jul 21 16:23:51 or at least software of some kind Jul 21 16:23:53 in july? fat chance Jul 21 16:23:54 * TSCHAKeee says this knowing that somewhere buried in the bowels of a company, someone is differentiating the handset UX :P Jul 21 16:24:00 CHEESECAKE Jul 21 16:24:23 activity on the bug tracker doesn't...really...suggest it would be a firmware update Jul 21 16:24:26 http://img826.imageshack.us/img826/8110/screenshot00.png Jul 21 16:24:26 if it were, it'd be a teeny one Jul 21 16:24:37 http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/9017/screenshot02aw.png Jul 21 16:24:49 what does all this have to do with MeeGo? Jul 21 16:25:09 nothing Jul 21 16:25:16 so it's a Mer... update? ;) Jul 21 16:25:19 (KIDDING) Jul 21 16:25:20 oh look, it's a PLANE!? Jul 21 16:25:48 TSCHAKeee: 0.18 is ALIVE Jul 21 16:25:49 :P Jul 21 16:26:02 haaa Jul 21 16:26:19 to all the smartasses out there let me ask you a simple question: isnt meego part of nokia???? isnt N900 part of nokia???? Why would you pals think asking about meeo on n900 is stupid??? Jul 21 16:26:27 Mer 0.18 (Code Name: Dawn of the Dead) Jul 21 16:26:32 Maemoboi: no, it is not part of nokia Jul 21 16:26:43 meego is officially a linux foundation project where intel, nokia etc are contributors like any other. Jul 21 16:27:05 * lcuk facepalms Jul 21 16:27:06 i know what the news is Jul 21 16:27:07 Maemoboi: there exists a port of meego for n900, under development, but it exists Jul 21 16:27:15 Maemoboi: the MeeGo port to the N900 is a community led effort, for the most part, Jul 21 16:27:16 nokia will renew their bugs.maemo ssl cert Jul 21 16:27:36 :P Jul 21 16:27:36 maybe nokia will look at bugs.maemo Jul 21 16:27:40 haha Jul 21 16:27:42 that would be a big one Jul 21 16:27:55 hahhaha Jul 21 16:28:37 Maemoboi, nobody said it was "stupid" they just said you may have better results asking the same question in #maemo Jul 21 16:28:46 since it's more n900 focussed Jul 21 16:29:05 get off your high horses pals... you got some catching up to do,,, i wouldnt concentrate on bashing people that come to you in good faith Jul 21 16:29:17 haha oh wow Jul 21 16:29:36 hmm Jul 21 16:29:42 I think he's trolling Jul 21 16:29:45 Maemoboi: i said 'how would we know', we're not at all involved with nokia marketing :) Jul 21 16:29:56 (except over some beers once in a while) Jul 21 16:29:56 Don't feed the troll Jul 21 16:30:18 Question ... someone know if there is any third party repository on Meego Jul 21 16:30:19 ? Jul 21 16:30:27 troll???? Jul 21 16:30:28 Khertan: that's what the community OBS should facilitate Jul 21 16:30:28 at least one with pyqt4 binding ? Jul 21 16:30:37 Maemoboi, your question was valid. but we just don't know the answer. Jul 21 16:30:45 Stskeeps, yes i know, i mean right now ... Jul 21 16:30:46 :) Jul 21 16:31:01 Khertan: there's so many things in meego there's not 'right now' :P Jul 21 16:31:12 trip0: ok...thank you Jul 21 16:31:13 let me check what's there Jul 21 16:31:36 Stskeeps, yep ... but i didn't know if it here or not ... so i just ask, didn't request :) Jul 21 16:31:58 Khertan: i'm looking around for it Jul 21 16:32:13 (the purpose is to test KhtEditor on a meego netbook) Jul 21 16:32:16 thx Stskeeps Jul 21 16:32:55 Khertan: i think best thing to do is get it packaged and ask to have it included somehow Jul 21 16:33:09 Maemoboi, have you installed mypaint? Jul 21 16:33:24 lcuk: no, not much of a painter Jul 21 16:33:37 me neither lol Jul 21 16:33:37 but why would that be big news? Jul 21 16:33:59 just curious since you linked to that article Jul 21 16:34:12 why is that ip address familiar Jul 21 16:34:29 whats the big news for N900 Jul 21 16:34:34 Myrtti: ah, nice catch Jul 21 16:34:46 Stskeeps: np Jul 21 16:34:52 Brampton dude again Jul 21 16:35:25 Maemoboi: we don't know, go ask in the relevant forum threads or where it got suggested (conversations.nokia.com) :) Jul 21 16:36:06 Myrtti, which Jul 21 16:39:15 i think best thing to do is get it packaged <<< the hard thing :) Jul 21 16:39:58 Stskeeps, i think best thing to do is get it packaged <<< the hard thing :) Jul 21 16:40:39 i was banned from #maemo because i expressed my opinion and the fanboys got their knickers wet Jul 21 16:41:16 no, you got banned because of persistent trolling, changing identities and ban evasion. you have a new chance here, don't screw it up. Jul 21 16:42:21 Stskeeps: how do you know? did you ban me? Jul 21 16:43:01 seems so, after agreement with other operators Jul 21 16:43:52 that's not nice Jul 21 16:44:05 Maemoboy: You can ask #ps3 when Halo Reach is out Jul 21 16:44:07 probably not, but so it goes Jul 21 16:45:08 Stskeeps is not to be trifled with Jul 21 16:46:08 and calling people arrogant isn't nice either ;) Jul 21 16:47:19 Maemoboi: this is a different setting however, so, please behave and feel free to read more about MeeGo at www.meego.com Jul 21 16:47:45 http://conversations.nokia.com/2010/07/21/fcam-unleashed-for-the-nokia-n900/ Jul 21 16:47:54 that's it? Jul 21 16:47:57 dunno Jul 21 16:48:07 but it is on conversations and it is for the N900 Jul 21 16:48:55 and it's even exciting.. in a geeky way... but certainly not going the cause for an all-out party Jul 21 16:49:03 achipa, X-Fade was talking about it a bit this morning, looks cool and am gonna test it later when i get phone unpacked Jul 21 16:50:36 achipa: fcam is interesting, but they should have contacted the driver developers before releasing something based on a deprecated driver API :-( Jul 21 16:56:44 here it is peeps: fucken disappointment http://conversations.nokia.com/2010/07/21/fcam-unleashed-for-the-nokia-n900/ Jul 21 16:58:34 I suppose that's a measure of what exactly you were expecting Jul 21 16:59:10 Maemoboi: why the abusive language? Jul 21 17:06:00 whut? Jul 21 17:13:55 just wondering... Jul 21 17:14:14 evening, thiago_home :-) Jul 21 18:03:49 may I ask a question? Jul 21 18:03:57 always Jul 21 18:04:16 with meego still so far away what are you guys discussing here? Jul 21 18:04:33 getting meego there? we develop it and participate in the community around it? Jul 21 18:05:03 when will devices show up on the market? Jul 21 18:05:16 whenever someone takes it, makes it into a end-user ready product and ships it Jul 21 18:05:31 meaning Nokia right? Jul 21 18:05:48 remember, this is the meego open source project, there will be companies shipping things based on MeeGo, such as nokia, SuSE, acer, linpus, .. etc Jul 21 18:06:05 i see Jul 21 18:06:12 we don't have anything directly to do with what nokia would ship on any device, except than providing the platform Jul 21 18:06:54 so when will you guys make meego available for N900? or is that somebody else? Jul 21 18:07:07 Maemoboi: it is already available, but it is very in progress Jul 21 18:07:24 yes....very limited and bare bones Jul 21 18:07:34 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtQsOb6mO0A Jul 21 18:07:43 ok Jul 21 18:07:50 it is kinda meant to be, because the interesting things is what vendors take and put on top Jul 21 18:08:05 kind of like android in that Jul 21 18:08:15 like nokia would add ovi maps, flash player, etc and have that for their devices Jul 21 18:08:23 right Jul 21 18:08:51 so you guys here are not Nokia's employees or agents? Jul 21 18:09:01 maybe a few are, most aren't Jul 21 18:09:10 and Meego is I think Intel's brainchild anyway Jul 21 18:09:13 some might be nokia employees, some might be intel guys, some might be people interested, some might be other companies working with meego.. Jul 21 18:09:23 i see Jul 21 18:09:38 so then.... Jul 21 18:09:46 oh dropbox for n900 Jul 21 18:09:49 oups ww Jul 21 18:09:55 so then I want Dell Streak in Poland. ;) Jul 21 18:09:55 what is the next big step or milestone for meego? Jul 21 18:10:04 Maemoboi: meego 1.1, october Jul 21 18:10:07 Maemoboi: I suppose "working on cellphones" Jul 21 18:10:12 heh Jul 21 18:10:13 ok Jul 21 18:10:40 Maemoboi: requirements/features can be seen on bugs.maemo.org (search for FEA, not complete yet) and exact release plans on wiki.meego.com, release engineering's plans Jul 21 18:10:49 it's a public project, or well, supposed to be Jul 21 18:10:54 as boring as that can be at times :) Jul 21 18:11:06 maemo.org? Jul 21 18:11:11 I wonder why flash isn't the default though Jul 21 18:11:13 so nokia is a lot of resources into meego right? making maemo obsolote Jul 21 18:11:17 and has to be put in by vendors Jul 21 18:11:23 Maemoboi: hmmm, some Jul 21 18:11:24 GAN900: er, point Jul 21 18:11:28 Maemoboi, pretty much. Jul 21 18:11:28 Maemoboi: i mean bugs.meego.com Jul 21 18:11:32 not yet obsolete, but kind-of morphed into Meego Jul 21 18:11:40 ok Jul 21 18:11:52 Stskeeps, MeeGo leveraging something from maemo.org would be too outlandish. :) Jul 21 18:11:52 Nokia should take its linux more seriously anyway Jul 21 18:11:53 I can't say Nokia is contributing very much to meego n900 Jul 21 18:11:54 ;) Jul 21 18:12:07 ScottishDuck: uhm.. what makes you say that? Jul 21 18:12:19 They just provide drivers Jul 21 18:12:23 so why then... and i know this has nothing to do with you guys....why does nokia continue to manufacture and sell n900? Jul 21 18:12:32 Their focus is future devices with meego Jul 21 18:12:35 because it sells? that's a dumb question Jul 21 18:12:48 better ask them why they continue to manufacture and sell Symbian phones Jul 21 18:12:49 ;p Jul 21 18:13:05 i know it sells but is it not misleading customers? Jul 21 18:13:05 ScottishDuck: well, hardware adaptation wise, drivers are all we need (and QA) Jul 21 18:13:10 Maemoboi: no Jul 21 18:13:16 Maemo 5 works right now Jul 21 18:13:17 ScottishDuck: rest is platform stuff and nokia is involved there Jul 21 18:13:25 it will be possible to cleanly replace that with Meego Jul 21 18:13:33 in some soon future Jul 21 18:14:26 Maemoboi: because maemo5 isn't dead as such, fwiw Jul 21 18:14:42 On that note, do you guys think meego will be feature complete for the planned beta? (Mid-august I think) Jul 21 18:14:51 Hullo. Jul 21 18:14:54 lo silver_hook Jul 21 18:15:03 ScottishDuck: that's a good question. Jul 21 18:15:04 ScottishDuck: which features do you have in mind? "works" feature? :) Jul 21 18:15:25 I mean what most beta's mean, planned features implemented, not stable Jul 21 18:15:27 ScottishDuck: i'm personally wondering if we will be feature ready in terms of hardware adaptation by october Jul 21 18:15:46 Just read the other day that Nokia will switch to Android for its smartphones. What's the future of MeeGo then? Jul 21 18:15:46 so it turns into maintaining patches in upstream kernel and modules in frameworks Jul 21 18:16:05 silver_hook: yeah, you'll have to find a source for that because that is not what we're hearing.. Jul 21 18:16:17 silver_hook: lolno Jul 21 18:16:24 silver_hook: so i think you've been reading some misinformation :) Jul 21 18:16:42 silver_hook: FUD, that's what it is Jul 21 18:16:53 Nokia said they *won't* be using Android. Jul 21 18:17:27 nokia seems very disorganized these days....too many damn operating systems Jul 21 18:17:28 http://thenextweb.com/mobile/2010/07/20/nokias-choice-is-dead-obvious-go-android/ Jul 21 18:17:41 silver_hook: i think that's speculation Jul 21 18:17:46 Maemoboi: symbian and meego Jul 21 18:17:50 ermm.. Nokia is not moving to android Jul 21 18:18:08 Maemoboi, 3? Jul 21 18:18:09 that article is a lie lol Jul 21 18:18:11 silver_hook: going to android would actually be a step back if you look at it from a technical angle Jul 21 18:18:15 Maemoboi: yes, two. Symbian should die. Jul 21 18:18:25 Maemoboi: different systems for different phones. Jul 21 18:18:26 Stskeeps: That's why I'm wondering O_o Jul 21 18:18:36 S40, Symbian, Maemo/MeeGo Jul 21 18:18:41 S40 = Symbian Jul 21 18:18:48 No it doesn't Jul 21 18:18:50 old, but still Jul 21 18:18:53 s4 is not symbian Jul 21 18:18:53 yes it is Symbian Jul 21 18:18:54 S40 is NokiaOS. Jul 21 18:18:56 s40 Jul 21 18:18:59 No, it's not. Jul 21 18:19:09 oh it is old version of symbian Jul 21 18:19:12 whatever Jul 21 18:19:14 lol Jul 21 18:19:16 it should die too Jul 21 18:19:18 not anold version Jul 21 18:19:20 I'd rather see a MeeGo phone in my hands which I can use without having to jailbreak it (yes, you have to jailbreak Android as well :P) Jul 21 18:19:33 silver_hook: no, you don't have to jailbreak, haha Jul 21 18:19:38 you have to sign the app with the devel key Jul 21 18:19:40 that's all Jul 21 18:19:49 silver_hook: you have to root it Jul 21 18:19:53 which is rarely very hard Jul 21 18:20:05 root it *if you want to replace the whole of the OS* Jul 21 18:20:06 AstralStorm, ScottishDuck: Rooting it effectively jailbreaking, isn't it? Jul 21 18:20:12 nope Jul 21 18:20:14 no Jul 21 18:20:15 it's far easier Jul 21 18:20:28 In both cases the warranty's void though :P Jul 21 18:20:32 not Jul 21 18:20:34 "Rooting" MeeGo or Maemo isn't vaguely related to rooting android. Jul 21 18:20:45 rooted phone can be fixed by a reflash Jul 21 18:20:50 Rooting maemo = sudo gainroot Jul 21 18:20:53 Well, obviously 'sudo' is not the same as flashing the firmware :P Jul 21 18:20:54 so voiding warranty by this would be moronic Jul 21 18:20:56 silver_hook, no, getting root access does not void your warrantly. Jul 21 18:21:03 s/ly// Jul 21 18:21:03 GAN900 meant: silver_hook, no, getting root access does not void your warrant. Jul 21 18:21:09 Oops Jul 21 18:21:11 LOL Jul 21 18:21:17 now, jailbreak needs to disable a TPM chip Jul 21 18:21:29 GAN900: Rooting the *Android* voids the warranty. That's my point. Jul 21 18:21:32 now that damages hardware Jul 21 18:21:37 silver_hook: no. Jul 21 18:21:47 AstralStorm: Last time I checked, it does. You sure? Jul 21 18:21:54 it shouldn't touch the hardware ever at all Jul 21 18:22:00 so, it shouldn't void the warranty Jul 21 18:22:05 unlike the jailbreak Jul 21 18:22:12 series 40 has nothing to do with symbian btw Jul 21 18:22:20 Kray: whatever, it should die too Jul 21 18:22:24 heheh Jul 21 18:22:28 AstralStorm: I read the warranty ...and, yea, it *shouldn't*, but it *does* state so in it :P Jul 21 18:22:40 Yeah, it's stupid. Jul 21 18:22:43 silver_hook: I'd throw away the phone if it did Jul 21 18:22:50 AstralStorm: actually, it is excellent OS for low-end phones Jul 21 18:22:55 go petition the stupid salesman Jul 21 18:22:58 Kray: uhm... Jul 21 18:23:01 Plus Android is not nearly as open as MeeGo :] Jul 21 18:23:05 Linux is an excellent OS for low-end phones too Jul 21 18:23:12 silver_hook: oh yes it is just as open Jul 21 18:23:19 but it uses a bit exotic software Jul 21 18:23:42 Anyway, sorry. I didn't want to start a flame war. Just wanted to check some rumours that I found scarry. Jul 21 18:23:42 Android is as open as meego? Jul 21 18:23:52 trip0: yes, all the sources are available Jul 21 18:23:54 I'm now meaning someone who needs to call, send sms and want nice ringtones as target for low-end phones Jul 21 18:24:05 Kray: doable with Linux easily too Jul 21 18:24:08 AstralStorm, are the android 2.3 sources available? Jul 21 18:24:12 even trimmed down meego Jul 21 18:24:16 trip0: 2.3 is available? Jul 21 18:24:23 I heard 2.2 was just released Jul 21 18:24:26 not until google opens it, no ;) Jul 21 18:24:42 the devel repositories are all there Jul 21 18:24:45 AstralStorm: meego needs more from hardware Jul 21 18:24:49 mostly on googlecode Jul 21 18:24:52 Kray: hmm, no. Jul 21 18:24:58 and it is more complicated Jul 21 18:24:59 just support from Linux and graphics chip Jul 21 18:25:03 AstralStorm: No they're not. Jul 21 18:25:06 but it's not geared to the small screens Jul 21 18:25:12 so it'd need adaptations Jul 21 18:25:25 AstralStorm: I bet you haven't used s40 phone Jul 21 18:25:33 I did, I think Jul 21 18:25:40 also, being open is more than just having open code. to me it's means transparent development also Jul 21 18:25:52 trip0: well, it is... kind of transparent Jul 21 18:26:04 trip0: that's an opinion Jul 21 18:26:06 the mailing lists are public, so are the code repos Jul 21 18:26:16 AstralStorm, not really. nobody saw Froyo's code until it was released Jul 21 18:26:18 that most of it is done by google is another matter Jul 21 18:26:26 trip0: they were looking poorly Jul 21 18:26:29 the fact is that open source has no impact on the openness of development Jul 21 18:26:37 because only the UI drop was done at the last moment Jul 21 18:26:38 trip0, many OSS projects are developed using Cathederal model Jul 21 18:26:40 with opera mihi my nokia expressmusic 5130 was excellent phone, i only missed multitasking Jul 21 18:26:42 (for a real reason, haha) Jul 21 18:26:42 AFAIK *all* the code in Android is neither FOSS nor freely available for reuse. Jul 21 18:26:53 no Jul 21 18:26:58 silver_hook: all the code is FOSS and freely available Jul 21 18:27:04 it's all FOSS, except for some drivers Jul 21 18:27:05 the drivers might not be, but that's not really Android Jul 21 18:27:20 The only issue with android is that google don't send patches upstream Jul 21 18:27:27 so-so Jul 21 18:27:31 userland apps aren't distributable in android either are they Jul 21 18:27:32 they are the upstream here Jul 21 18:27:37 lcuk: they are. Jul 21 18:27:43 didnt someone get in trouble for cloning entire android tree Jul 21 18:27:52 yes, due to trademark violation Jul 21 18:27:56 hahaha Jul 21 18:28:15 so isnt that some kind of blocker for openness Jul 21 18:28:18 you mean that android does open development? Jul 21 18:28:24 of all its stuff? Jul 21 18:28:28 no Jul 21 18:28:36 nope, you could rebuild the apps, change the names, here you have your FakeDroid Jul 21 18:29:02 Naah, CryogenMod got into trouble for including Google's proprietary code as well, which was packed together with the Android OS. Jul 21 18:29:06 exactly Jul 21 18:29:19 most of this "code" was actually UI Jul 21 18:29:31 and a few propietary drivers Jul 21 18:29:42 I'd say though that an OS where drivers are closed, cannot be really called fully open. Jul 21 18:29:45 silver_hook: you're not allowed to redistribute firefox either Jul 21 18:29:47 AstralStorm, It is assumed by many that OEMs shipped 2.1 phones even after 2.2 was released because noone was able to look at the code up until the day it was released. Jul 21 18:29:54 silver_hook: find me a fully open OS then, that's not Debian Jul 21 18:30:03 freeBSD Jul 21 18:30:04 :3 Jul 21 18:30:05 trip0: wrong assumption Jul 21 18:30:19 trip0: it just went a bit late in the dev cycle, not enough time for integration and testing Jul 21 18:30:29 ScottishDuck: You're allowed to, if you don't *call* it Firefox and change the icon. Jul 21 18:30:40 Debian is a distribution. Distro != OS. Jul 21 18:30:43 That's pretty much the issue with android Jul 21 18:30:49 silver_hook: ok, Debian GNU/Linux. fine now? Jul 21 18:30:51 ;p Jul 21 18:30:55 wrong, silver_hook Jul 21 18:31:01 debian is the OS Jul 21 18:31:04 linux is the kernel Jul 21 18:31:11 Distro > OS. Jul 21 18:31:13 there's Debian GNU/Mach Jul 21 18:31:17 silver_hook: wrong ffs. Jul 21 18:31:25 distribution of an operating system dummy Jul 21 18:31:30 that's why it's called a distro Jul 21 18:31:42 Astral, don't forget Debian GNU/hurd :3 Jul 21 18:31:49 Otherwise GNewSense, Gentoo with the right $LICENSE variable etc. Jul 21 18:31:50 ScottishDuck: oh yes, that. Jul 21 18:32:00 * sandsmark runs Arch KDE/Linux Jul 21 18:32:01 silver_hook: yes, those are operating systems too Jul 21 18:32:20 or busybox/linux? Jul 21 18:32:26 Astral storm, I'm actually working on a project to replace GNU code with LLVM in linux Jul 21 18:32:27 distributions of a GNU/Linux-based operating system specifically Jul 21 18:32:30 I wouldn't call office packages and games a part of an OS, would you? Jul 21 18:32:38 could prove to be quite significant when it's done Jul 21 18:32:39 ScottishDuck: hahaha, great. that's a hard job Jul 21 18:32:45 if it works at all Jul 21 18:32:51 silver_hook: they are. Jul 21 18:32:53 AstralStorm: It needs to be done Jul 21 18:32:57 Windows has those. Jul 21 18:32:59 Bollocks. Jul 21 18:32:59 GPLv3 is a mess Jul 21 18:33:07 gplv3 is just dandy Jul 21 18:33:09 silver_hook: do you call Windows something else than an OS? Jul 21 18:33:16 ScottishDuck: Check out EUPL for cleanliness ;) Jul 21 18:33:22 GPLv3 is just anti-lock-in anti-DRM Jul 21 18:33:36 AstralStorm: not all device manufacturers like that Jul 21 18:33:39 yup Jul 21 18:33:40 :-P Jul 21 18:33:43 AstralStorm: I do, but even MS doesn't sell its Office as part of Windows ;) Jul 21 18:33:45 GPLv3 is forcing freedom Jul 21 18:33:45 obviously Jul 21 18:33:50 and that's not how freedom works Jul 21 18:33:51 ScottishDuck: as is GPLv2 Jul 21 18:33:55 and GPLv1 Jul 21 18:33:56 silver_hook: yes, but they could if not for anti-monopolist charges Jul 21 18:34:07 ScottishDuck: GPL is forcing freedom. Go BSD! ;p Jul 21 18:34:07 GPLv3 is much more militant Jul 21 18:34:08 ScottishDuck: that's kind of the point of free software Jul 21 18:34:09 AstralStorm: Naaah. Jul 21 18:34:15 Jul 21 18:34:16 ScottishDuck: not really Jul 21 18:34:18 ScottishDuck: it's not forcing freedom (lol), it's placing a requirement of freedom on your software Jul 21 18:34:21 ScottishDuck: just taking care of edge cases Jul 21 18:34:21 EOF Jul 21 18:34:30 you are entirely free to not touch GPL software Jul 21 18:34:30 AstralStorm: LLVM/Linux is under BSD :) Jul 21 18:34:39 microlith: my mom forces me :( Jul 21 18:34:42 ScottishDuck: no Jul 21 18:34:43 ScottishDuck: you mean using broken software Jul 21 18:34:48 ScottishDuck: Linux is GPLv2 :-P Jul 21 18:34:53 microlith: just like people are free to not use Windows Jul 21 18:34:54 and I bet LLVM/Linux can't use 95% of Linux drivers Jul 21 18:34:56 whatever compiler you use doesn't factor in Jul 21 18:35:01 because they're GPL Jul 21 18:35:02 ScottishDuck: and I guess you're still using glibc? Jul 21 18:35:07 no Jul 21 18:35:10 uclibc Jul 21 18:35:14 or newlibc Jul 21 18:35:17 hehe Jul 21 18:35:25 sounds like fun :-P Jul 21 18:35:39 Anyway, thanks for commenting the rumours :] Jul 21 18:36:06 ...and sorry again about the flame war Jul 21 18:36:14 oh, about non-free software in android? Jul 21 18:36:19 there's several large parts Jul 21 18:36:20 yeah, we need ice wars instead Jul 21 18:36:24 like the package manager Jul 21 18:36:30 My main issue with GNU code is that it's just plain bad Jul 21 18:36:31 nope, it's open Jul 21 18:36:41 AstralStorm: can you give me the source? :-) Jul 21 18:36:42 Buggy, Bloated, full of legacy stuff Jul 21 18:36:46 what's not open are the keys in it Jul 21 18:36:54 uhm, no Jul 21 18:36:56 ScottishDuck: lol wha... try FreeBSD code Jul 21 18:36:57 well, at least it's not like in symbian: http://www.symbiandevco.org/home Jul 21 18:36:59 not last I checked Jul 21 18:37:08 sandsmark: you mean xpk, right? Jul 21 18:37:12 no Jul 21 18:37:31 what then? that's their package manager Jul 21 18:37:35 or do you mean the UI? Jul 21 18:37:46 the android market thingy Jul 21 18:37:50 oh no no Jul 21 18:37:56 market is a service, not a package manager Jul 21 18:38:04 it isn't really part of the Android Jul 21 18:38:18 heh, market isn't part of android? Jul 21 18:38:24 that was quite a statement :-P Jul 21 18:38:25 it isn't. it's on Google servers Jul 21 18:38:33 and it has an application part too Jul 21 18:38:34 which is unfree Jul 21 18:38:38 yes, the UI. Jul 21 18:38:39 how do you get the apps on the android without the market? inport up its shiney metal ass? Jul 21 18:38:41 Android is essentially just Linux with the Dalvik VM on top Jul 21 18:38:43 it's arguably the most important part of android Jul 21 18:38:50 exactly Jul 21 18:38:55 ScottishDuck: ^ Jul 21 18:39:05 gnu code is mature, tested and reliable Jul 21 18:39:08 lcuk: yes, something like that Jul 21 18:39:09 ScottishDuck: well, dalvik, with the world's worst garbage collector :-P Jul 21 18:39:10 you need a root Jul 21 18:39:14 and shitty JIT Jul 21 18:39:16 then use xpk Jul 21 18:39:21 Kray: yes GCC 4.5 is just wonderful Jul 21 18:39:24 sandsmark: fast JIT actually Jul 21 18:39:27 oh wait Jul 21 18:39:29 AstralStorm: not really Jul 21 18:39:34 AstralStorm: compared to other implementations Jul 21 18:39:34 write a better one, then you can criticize it Jul 21 18:39:36 AstralStorm, there goes the user friendlyness - at least we have HAM Jul 21 18:39:36 it's very bad Jul 21 18:39:40 which ones? Jul 21 18:39:43 AstralStorm: why should I? Jul 21 18:39:46 Sun's? Jul 21 18:39:50 HAHAHAHAH Jul 21 18:39:52 lcuk: sure, the user-friendly part is the market Jul 21 18:39:57 of course, feel free to write the nice package manager Jul 21 18:40:01 Firstly, you mean oracle Jul 21 18:40:04 secondly, no Jul 21 18:40:08 just... no Jul 21 18:40:11 AstralStorm: that's the point of free software Jul 21 18:40:15 ScottishDuck: sun wrote it Jul 21 18:40:20 oracle just recently bought it :-P Jul 21 18:40:22 doesn't matter Jul 21 18:40:22 it sucks Jul 21 18:40:27 It's oracle property Jul 21 18:40:29 no, it really does. Jul 21 18:40:33 AstralStorm: "just write" windows ce! Jul 21 18:40:36 ScottishDuck: ok Jul 21 18:40:40 AstralStorm, thats the point, if it was an open license the existing one could be used to build an even better one ontop of Jul 21 18:40:44 AstralStorm: you obviously don't know what you are talking about Jul 21 18:40:48 sandsmark: no, never, such broken software is beneath me Jul 21 18:40:49 if thats not possible, then what is the point in open source Jul 21 18:40:58 lcuk: it *is* the open licence Jul 21 18:41:01 "standing on the shoulders of giants" Jul 21 18:41:02 AstralStorm: it's a more open platform than android Jul 21 18:41:09 lcuk: google doesn't believe in open source Jul 21 18:41:14 sandsmark: ... which ones? for cellphones, please. Jul 21 18:41:17 lcuk: they just use it when it's cheap :-P Jul 21 18:41:19 meego isn't done Jul 21 18:41:20 AstralStorm: hmm? Jul 21 18:41:28 AstralStorm: any microsoft OS is more open Jul 21 18:41:31 LOL Jul 21 18:41:33 0/10 Jul 21 18:41:36 now you've made my day Jul 21 18:41:39 you're a terrible troll Jul 21 18:41:44 … Jul 21 18:41:55 get me Windows kernel source code Jul 21 18:41:57 NOW. Jul 21 18:42:05 esp. Windows CE Jul 21 18:42:07 AstralStorm: I can write applications in C++ that runs on all Microsoft's platforms Jul 21 18:42:10 and on linux Jul 21 18:42:13 I want to fix a bunch of damned bugs Jul 21 18:42:16 AstralStorm: why would I need that? Jul 21 18:42:17 sandsmark: and what does it make? nothing Jul 21 18:42:18 AstralStorm, actually, that has been posted somewhere - it breaks all sorts of rules but its tehre Jul 21 18:42:29 lcuk: :) Jul 21 18:42:32 AstralStorm: there are more app developers than kernel developers out there Jul 21 18:42:33 told you Jul 21 18:42:46 sandsmark: I want to write a bunch of drivers Jul 21 18:42:47 i think he means open platform vs open source Jul 21 18:42:47 * lcuk read about the leak in slashdot years ago Jul 21 18:42:50 AstralStorm: and you can't give me the source code of the kernel running on any android phones either Jul 21 18:42:52 oh, SDK is under M$ EULA, not a free licence Jul 21 18:42:56 AstralStorm: so fuck android :_P Jul 21 18:42:59 sandsmark: I can Jul 21 18:43:02 lcuk: I believe there are custom kernels for CE that let you run XP apps Jul 21 18:43:02 it's available Jul 21 18:43:02 AstralStorm: so is the android SDK Jul 21 18:43:04 AstralStorm: no Jul 21 18:43:05 want it? Jul 21 18:43:08 yes Jul 21 18:43:18 what I can't give you, is the code for some drivers Jul 21 18:43:19 AstralStorm: you're so full of bullshit :-P Jul 21 18:43:28 http://android.git.kernel.org/ Jul 21 18:43:29 AstralStorm: so you admit it isn't open Jul 21 18:43:35 sandsmark: ^ Jul 21 18:43:37 that one Jul 21 18:43:39 ScottishDuck: that's not running on any phones Jul 21 18:43:43 first hit on google Jul 21 18:43:44 yes it is Jul 21 18:43:45 AstralStorm: that's useless Jul 21 18:43:46 so, stfu Jul 21 18:43:47 no Jul 21 18:43:51 how come "no" Jul 21 18:43:53 it is. Jul 21 18:43:56 oh please enlighten us Jul 21 18:43:56 prove otherwise. Jul 21 18:43:59 AstralStorm: ... Jul 21 18:44:06 cell phone developers start with that Jul 21 18:44:09 ... is not an argument Jul 21 18:44:13 and write drivers. Jul 21 18:44:15 yes Jul 21 18:44:22 drivers that AREN'T part of the kernel Jul 21 18:44:24 so, hoot Jul 21 18:44:24 a kernel is arguably just a collection of drivers Jul 21 18:44:27 AstralStorm: ... Jul 21 18:44:28 no lol Jul 21 18:44:31 AstralStorm: it's a monolithic kernel Jul 21 18:44:34 let's try to keep the language clean, please Jul 21 18:44:35 not even Windows which is a microkernel Jul 21 18:44:44 it isn't? Jul 21 18:44:47 sandsmark: no, Linux has been modular since about 1993 Jul 21 18:44:47 it's a hybrid Jul 21 18:44:48 Windows is a hybrid kernel fyi Jul 21 18:44:56 AstralStorm: no Jul 21 18:44:57 which is just a monolithic kernel really Jul 21 18:45:03 yes Jul 21 18:45:08 AstralStorm: It's a hybrid kernel Jul 21 18:45:13 AstralStorm: it's still a completely monolithic kernel Jul 21 18:45:15 still essentially a monolith Jul 21 18:45:15 with loadable modules Jul 21 18:45:16 sandsmark: say hi to my .ko Jul 21 18:45:16 to be exact, yes Jul 21 18:45:20 AstralStorm: … Jul 21 18:45:22 sandsmark: doesn't matter at all Jul 21 18:45:28 yo ucan load a driver? yes. Jul 21 18:45:29 AstralStorm: please, take an introductory course to computer science Jul 21 18:45:37 oh christ Jul 21 18:45:39 AstralStorm: that is not what defines a microkernel Jul 21 18:45:40 not this idiotic discussion Jul 21 18:45:41 let's drop it Jul 21 18:45:48 sandsmark: that's what defines "not part of the kernel" Jul 21 18:45:51 android is far from free Jul 21 18:45:57 i vote for beer. Jul 21 18:45:59 sandsmark is far from a good troll Jul 21 18:46:02 AstralStorm: does the kernel run on the devices without them? Jul 21 18:46:02 :) Jul 21 18:46:06 yes. Jul 21 18:46:11 erh, no Jul 21 18:46:12 sandsmark: your the guy who thinks a UI is related to the kernel Jul 21 18:46:16 it was a rhetorical question :-P Jul 21 18:46:22 ScottishDuck: *you're Jul 21 18:46:23 sandsmark: it friggin DOES. Jul 21 18:46:28 lol u mad Jul 21 18:46:28 microkernels were an academic foray into subsystem abstraction Jul 21 18:46:30 on a slow framebuffer, but yes Jul 21 18:46:38 ScottishDuck: and windows has moved the graphical subsystem into ring0 Jul 21 18:46:47 sandsmark: and moved it back out of it Jul 21 18:46:50 because that exploded Jul 21 18:46:55 :) Jul 21 18:46:55 uhm, no Jul 21 18:47:00 yup, that's Aero for you Jul 21 18:47:03 sandsmark: didn't realize windows was linux based now Jul 21 18:47:08 AstralStorm: you've been wrong about everything you've said Jul 21 18:47:09 just give up Jul 21 18:47:11 * jausmus thinks this conversation has strayed a little far from the topic at hand - namely MeeGo... Jul 21 18:47:17 ScottishDuck: windows also has a kernel Jul 21 18:47:18 sandsmark: prove me wrong, I can drop you MSDN docs. Jul 21 18:47:19 what the hell happened? Jul 21 18:47:25 sandsmark: want them? Jul 21 18:47:31 * sandsmark puts up an /ignore Jul 21 18:47:36 sandsmark: but your point was completely unrelated to the LINUX kernel Jul 21 18:47:37 /ignores for the ignorant Jul 21 18:47:38 good, he'll shut up Jul 21 18:47:51 protip: being ignorant is ignoring Jul 21 18:47:58 wow wtf Jul 21 18:48:01 * AstralStorm ignored him too, because he doesn't want to talk either way Jul 21 18:48:07 * trip0 sings a song Jul 21 18:48:08 this whole shitstorm has been going on for a few minutes Jul 21 18:48:11 trip0: great Jul 21 18:48:20 TSCHAKeee: actually not, it has started fairly nice Jul 21 18:48:27 and not by this "person" Jul 21 18:49:08 I get pissed off by people who think Android isn't open Jul 21 18:49:18 They should get their head out of stallmans ass Jul 21 18:49:25 android SDK isn't open: http://developer.android.com/sdk/terms.html Jul 21 18:49:31 or start to open M$ Windows code Jul 21 18:49:33 hahaha Jul 21 18:49:35 uglier eula than the microsoft SDK Jul 21 18:49:37 sdk is not the os Jul 21 18:49:52 There is no terms on the git hub Jul 21 18:49:56 even SDK isn't open, it's EULA'd Jul 21 18:50:02 ScottishDuck: there are, LICENSE file. GPL. Jul 21 18:50:15 OH NO Jul 21 18:50:24 or some BSD. Jul 21 18:50:35 :) Jul 21 18:50:45 luckily eulas are not legally valid in EU Jul 21 18:50:49 Google probably use GPLv2+ or BSD Jul 21 18:50:59 some bits are Google licence Jul 21 18:51:16 As with all things open source, companies steer well clear of v3 Jul 21 18:51:18 when google maps/nav is open, android will be Jul 21 18:51:27 trip0: that's a service Jul 21 18:51:27 or the mail app Jul 21 18:51:32 mail is a service too Jul 21 18:51:38 feel free to replace these parts Jul 21 18:51:41 not the app that talks to the service Jul 21 18:51:49 meh, that's UI really Jul 21 18:51:57 you can rewrite this on a free time Jul 21 18:52:02 trip0: or, you know, they allow people to actually change the software that is running on their devices Jul 21 18:52:05 Android is the core, the core is open Jul 21 18:52:08 Same with meego Jul 21 18:52:11 The core is open Jul 21 18:52:15 it amazes me how programmers dismiss UI as something trivial Jul 21 18:52:19 people can bastardise it and make it closed Jul 21 18:52:26 ScottishDuck, the mail app in meego is open (or will be) Jul 21 18:52:29 TSCHAKeee: actually it's a really dumb UI Jul 21 18:52:33 and it can talk to gmail Jul 21 18:52:36 it's more of a webpage Jul 21 18:52:55 there's another android mail app btw Jul 21 18:53:01 developers should really spend a bit more time thinking how users will actually use the software they create. Jul 21 18:53:08 TSCHAKeee: oh yes Jul 21 18:53:31 TSCHAKeee: Heuristics are a big part of Computer Science now Jul 21 18:53:38 people still ultimately ignore it though Jul 21 18:54:08 I am a polymath, software developer is one of the things i do, but i am also an an artist... Jul 21 18:54:09 i think we can agree that if you have closed apps as a part of the core OS, then the OS isn't completely core Jul 21 18:54:14 s/core/open Jul 21 18:54:15 nice, see how the troll got ejected? :D Jul 21 18:54:23 TSCHAKeee: considering that most use their own applications, they probably do :-P Jul 21 18:54:25 uhm Jul 21 18:54:27 those are user apps Jul 21 18:54:34 they're completely optional Jul 21 18:54:38 trip0: well, I haven't seen any serious people say that Android is completely open Jul 21 18:54:54 what's the hard part is those few closed drivers Jul 21 18:55:04 newsflash, we're not completely open either, yet. Jul 21 18:55:14 TSCHAKeee: everything in userspace is open Jul 21 18:55:16 for the reason AstralStorm says Jul 21 18:55:17 unlike Android Jul 21 18:55:25 TSCHAKeee, meego isn't completely open? Jul 21 18:55:35 are there parts of meego that are closed? Jul 21 18:55:42 trip0: look at the n900 port of meego as an example Jul 21 18:55:43 binary blobs in the kernel Jul 21 18:55:59 trip0: and there are UX'es under development that haven't been code dropped.. the tablet UX for example. Jul 21 18:56:04 TSCHAKeee, those n900 bits aren't a part of meego iirc Jul 21 18:56:07 sandsmark: meego devices will almost certainly have binary blobs in the kernel Jul 21 18:56:23 every meego and android device Jul 21 18:56:30 will be a combination of open and closed parts Jul 21 18:56:37 well, compliance might help some things Jul 21 18:56:39 even the openmoko had closed bits for gsm and gps Jul 21 18:56:42 trip0: nokia is working on resolving the licensing issues, though, AFAIK? Jul 21 18:56:50 for gta01, gta02, gta03 etc. Jul 21 18:56:54 sandsmark: never going to happen Jul 21 18:57:01 TSCHAKeee, my point is, the core apps will be open. Jul 21 18:57:06 TSCHAKeee: because of the FTC requirement, iirc? Jul 21 18:57:11 ScottishDuck: imgtec's the toughest one Jul 21 18:57:15 TSCHAKeee: but the important part is the userspace, imho Jul 21 18:57:17 sandsmark: among other things. Jul 21 18:57:28 sandsmark: what is closed in android userspace Jul 21 18:57:33 as long as android doesn't have a completely open userspace (and google refuses to work with upstream), it's useless, imho Jul 21 18:57:46 arguing over this point is ultimately meaningless Jul 21 18:57:51 it really is, fellas. Jul 21 18:57:55 and does more damage than good to the open device ecosystem Jul 21 18:57:56 ScottishDuck, that was thrashed out ages ago - maps appstore thingy and a few other bits Jul 21 18:58:02 the decisions are being made a few notches above your pay grade. Jul 21 18:58:10 yeah Jul 21 18:58:11 lcuk: maps appstore, not userspace Jul 21 18:58:18 sandsmark, android is completely useless to me because android does very little to improve the overall open source ecosystem Jul 21 18:58:26 how do users use them if they arent in userspace? Jul 21 18:58:27 trip0: yeah Jul 21 18:58:41 lcuk: I consider userspace as root terminal Jul 21 18:58:48 the only way to deal with closed components, is to write open equivalents Jul 21 18:58:49 everything about that is abstraction Jul 21 18:58:53 above* Jul 21 18:59:03 lcuk: userspace == not in the kernel Jul 21 18:59:07 sure Jul 21 18:59:12 so is mapping in the kernel? Jul 21 18:59:14 and appstore? Jul 21 18:59:15 TSCHAKeee: exactly Jul 21 18:59:16 no Jul 21 18:59:23 TSCHAKeee, iirc, it's not possible to write an open nav client that uses google services Jul 21 18:59:26 lcuk: they are userspace applications Jul 21 18:59:38 trip0: that would kind of ruin it for google, wouldn't it? :-) Jul 21 18:59:42 providing everyone access Jul 21 18:59:45 yep Jul 21 19:00:02 trip0: it is possible to write a limited one Jul 21 19:00:03 trip0: it's over the wire, anything is possible Jul 21 19:00:10 lcuk, sandsmark: I believe you are referring to userland Jul 21 19:00:14 TSCHAKeee: not feasible Jul 21 19:00:16 TSCHAKeee: no, some of those Google APIs are propietary Jul 21 19:00:17 Not userspace Jul 21 19:00:19 I think is a better word Jul 21 19:00:30 somebody in our community donated a chunk of code that dealt with windows media services Jul 21 19:00:30 TSCHAKeee, it's against google's TOS to use their mapping api's with navigation Jul 21 19:00:39 specifically those that get cover art and metadata for DVDs and CDs Jul 21 19:00:39 so it's not legally possible Jul 21 19:00:40 exactly Jul 21 19:00:45 i believe this topic has gone round and round and theres lots of bikeshedding and tree pissing going on now Jul 21 19:00:51 by reverse engineering the protocol Jul 21 19:00:59 trip0: still, who tells you to use google services Jul 21 19:01:03 use Nokia's Ovi or something Jul 21 19:01:09 AstralStorm, can't Jul 21 19:01:13 ... Jul 21 19:01:16 it requires a key Jul 21 19:01:18 keep in mind, that the key to all this is the GIS content Jul 21 19:01:22 which you can't open Jul 21 19:01:24 which, btw, you can purchase Jul 21 19:01:32 trip0: ah, you want free? go make your own service then Jul 21 19:01:32 same with most services Jul 21 19:01:36 and make it free Jul 21 19:01:37 so if someone wants to purchase licenses to teh data Jul 21 19:01:44 and build a non profit umbrella Jul 21 19:01:50 to make the data publically available Jul 21 19:01:53 go for it Jul 21 19:01:55 it's all out there. Jul 21 19:01:59 hehe Jul 21 19:02:04 TSCHAKeee: we need more money Jul 21 19:02:31 schedulesdirect did this with Tribune Media's data Jul 21 19:02:34 to provide listings Jul 21 19:02:38 when zap2it closed their labs. Jul 21 19:02:48 neat Jul 21 19:03:01 they negotiated a fair price Jul 21 19:03:05 for the licensing Jul 21 19:03:07 based on the projected # of users Jul 21 19:03:12 I don't ever understand why some people are so against closed source stuff Jul 21 19:03:17 and now I get listings for $20 a year Jul 21 19:04:00 I understand ONE argument against closed source software Jul 21 19:04:03 ScottishDuck: because it provokes piracy? :) Jul 21 19:04:11 the inability to fix problems when found, if you're not the people who developed the softwatre. Jul 21 19:04:24 anything else is really philosophical rhetoric Jul 21 19:04:30 eh, if one doesn't have a problem with closed source software, why not just use the iPhone? Jul 21 19:04:47 TSCHAKeee: I get that, what I don't get are the Stallman-ites who are crying at the idea a developer wants to keep their code to themselves Jul 21 19:05:00 sandsmark: I own one Jul 21 19:05:13 TSCHAKeee: so the source can be open, but the service can be sold Jul 21 19:05:16 well, in my case, I prefer hardware that's at least partially open, and Apple treats their customers with utmost contempt while pretending they respect them. Jul 21 19:05:18 ScottishDuck, i would not be so against it if more companies took vodafones recent stance - they killed off closedsource map application, but now theres murmerings and startings to open the codebase up fully :) Jul 21 19:05:18 is that clear? :) Jul 21 19:05:40 so closed + supported apps == ok, but when they get to EOL, open them Jul 21 19:05:43 TSCHAKeee: apple makes some of the best closed software there is, though Jul 21 19:05:46 lcuk oo Jul 21 19:05:52 lcuk: I would agree with that Jul 21 19:05:56 yup, that's fine too Jul 21 19:06:03 sandsmark: for a good chunk of it, i agree. Jul 21 19:06:05 supported == developers working on them and helping the users Jul 21 19:06:07 Warzone did that Jul 21 19:06:08 I'd like to see those Windows 95 sources and have a good laugh Jul 21 19:06:15 sandsmark: it gives me something to shoot for, competitively when i design software. Jul 21 19:06:20 indeed Jul 21 19:06:26 before the company went pop they release their game's source code Jul 21 19:06:30 Also it should be noted that a large proportion of OSX is FOSS Jul 21 19:06:41 hmm, 70% Jul 21 19:06:47 that is large :) Jul 21 19:06:48 they focus on the vaguely defined term "polish", which makes for good selling products Jul 21 19:06:51 / #define Windows 3.1 Jul 21 19:06:56 #define Windows 95 Jul 21 19:06:57 unfortunately, not what matters, the Cocoa Jul 21 19:07:08 Apple also contribute a lot to FOSS projects Jul 21 19:07:09 that was meant to be two slashes Jul 21 19:07:16 donations, all that good stuff Jul 21 19:07:28 yup Jul 21 19:07:33 they're fairly ok there Jul 21 19:07:33 giving llvm and libgcd to freebsd Jul 21 19:07:34 we also got LLVM from Apple's compiler team Jul 21 19:07:37 their marketing is questionable Jul 21 19:07:38 which... Jul 21 19:07:41 LLVM is absolutely fucking fantastic Jul 21 19:07:45 and the hardware Jul 21 19:07:48 not the software Jul 21 19:07:49 and the main dev (David Chisnall) is a freaking compiler god Jul 21 19:07:56 TSCHAKeee: Couldn't agree more Jul 21 19:08:01 It WILL superseed GCC Jul 21 19:08:04 no douby Jul 21 19:08:06 yeah Jul 21 19:08:10 it cleans the floor with GCC Jul 21 19:08:15 not yet Jul 21 19:08:16 cleaner too Jul 21 19:08:20 it is coming close Jul 21 19:08:25 I'm actually working on porting a linux core system to llvm Jul 21 19:08:37 no real reason Jul 21 19:08:37 cough, some of the llvm evangelism is getting a bit out of hand Jul 21 19:08:47 AstralStorm: When combined with libc++ it flies Jul 21 19:08:48 it's design is cleaner than gcc, but that isn't saying much :-P Jul 21 19:08:53 pfaugh Jul 21 19:09:02 no it doesn't, the code is still slower Jul 21 19:09:04 the OCCC c compiler was cleaner than GCC :-P Jul 21 19:09:14 not a lot, but still Jul 21 19:09:45 That's mostly because it's processing backwards code made for GCC though, AstralStorm Jul 21 19:09:53 no, I'm talking C Jul 21 19:09:59 ah Jul 21 19:10:21 it's 10-20% slower right now Jul 21 19:10:27 fixable of course :) Jul 21 19:10:31 llvm has a lot to go until it catches up to, say, ICC, though Jul 21 19:10:42 icc won't ever be caught Jul 21 19:10:53 it might be Jul 21 19:11:11 see how fast llvm-gcc caught up Jul 21 19:11:19 surpassing isn't really out of question Jul 21 19:11:32 and then, world domination ;) Jul 21 19:11:34 icc is for intel cpu's, by intel Jul 21 19:11:39 I don't see it happening Jul 21 19:11:41 so what Jul 21 19:11:54 it does some extra optimization passes Jul 21 19:12:13 and has less bugs in optimizers than gcc Jul 21 19:12:20 Also it should be noted that we are actually talking about clang, not llvm :) Jul 21 19:12:20 (but more bugs elsewhere, huh) Jul 21 19:12:28 oh, yes, my mistake Jul 21 19:12:32 clang yes Jul 21 19:12:54 somebady have been able to install suse meego? i really want it! and i can't wait! the official meego doesn't work as weel as i thought (codecs, and paquets...) so? Jul 21 19:13:08 meego is suse Jul 21 19:13:13 more or less Jul 21 19:13:23 it Jul 21 19:13:26 just add repositories and maybe it'll work Jul 21 19:13:27 heh Jul 21 19:13:40 Suse makes me sad ._. Jul 21 19:13:45 zypper is so terribad Jul 21 19:14:12 Anyway, things to do Jul 21 19:15:35 ScottishDuck: why? the suse version is gonna be better than the official meego ... at least we're gonna be able to have openoffice and skype lol Jul 21 19:15:48 yeah, on a cellphone Jul 21 19:15:52 dream on Jul 21 19:16:03 OOo will die with out of memory before it starts Jul 21 19:16:21 eeemeegosuse: ah, does skype have an ARM version? Jul 21 19:16:41 (and I remember someone demonstrating openoffice on his n900, it was unusable on the low resolution, without customization :-P) Jul 21 19:17:14 sandsmark: i don't know but i've tried to install all the stuff i need to work on my netbook and in meego it's impossible... Jul 21 19:17:25 ah Jul 21 19:17:32 the good thing is that OOo's UI is flexible enough to be repurposed for tablet use Jul 21 19:17:34 you're talking about the netbook stuff :-) Jul 21 19:17:45 TSCHAKeee: if you have a large enough hammer Jul 21 19:17:46 a major work, but yes Jul 21 19:17:46 but there is an upfront cost of learning VCL and UNO Jul 21 19:17:54 it's not too bad Jul 21 19:18:09 I'd rather see a koffice port Jul 21 19:18:11 just because a code base is large Jul 21 19:18:13 it's much lighter anyways Jul 21 19:18:17 doesn't mean you can't approach it Jul 21 19:18:22 (and is Qt-based) Jul 21 19:18:30 sandsmark: yep! i would like to install meego on my lg arena but i guess it's impossible too lol Jul 21 19:18:34 TSCHAKeee: it's not only large, but also pretty undocumented Jul 21 19:18:40 yeah true. Jul 21 19:18:42 eeemeegosuse: hehe Jul 21 19:18:49 TSCHAKeee: and it has variable names in german :-D Jul 21 19:18:53 heheh Jul 21 19:18:59 the ghost of Marco Berries lives on Jul 21 19:19:02 so nobody knows about how to get suse meego? Jul 21 19:19:05 :-P Jul 21 19:19:16 eeemeegosuse: try asking in the suse channel? Jul 21 19:20:09 sandsmark: i have a littel problem... i've been using linux for about 6 months and i haven't used something different from ubuntu... so i don't even know where to ask :S Jul 21 19:20:22 ah Jul 21 19:20:28 eeemeegosuse: #opensuse I think is the channel Jul 21 19:20:36 in the freenode? Jul 21 19:20:39 yes Jul 21 19:20:45 thanks ill try ;) Jul 21 19:20:50 np Jul 21 19:26:09 sandsmark: :( on the opensuse channel nobody tells me anything :( Jul 21 19:26:15 :/ Jul 21 19:26:18 aww Jul 21 19:26:21 well, I'm not sure Jul 21 19:46:54 Hello everyone Jul 21 19:47:30 .o/ Jul 21 19:53:40 is there any upcoming Nokia event with possible MeeGo device introduction? Jul 21 19:55:24 tomorrow nokia announces its quarter results ;) Jul 21 19:55:33 or whatever it was Jul 21 19:55:33 hehe Jul 21 19:55:36 A wild guess would be the MeeGo summit :) Jul 21 19:55:47 interesting Jul 21 19:55:59 as in, they've said they'll release devices in Q4, and that's when the summit is :) Jul 21 19:56:17 new CEO might be announced tomorrow though Jul 21 19:56:17 what is the exact date of summit? Jul 21 19:56:30 (what's a CEO?) Jul 21 19:56:38 MeeGo Conference, Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland November 15-17th, 2010 Jul 21 19:56:45 CosmoHill: Chief Executive Officer Jul 21 19:56:52 CosmoHill: aka The Boss ;) Jul 21 19:56:56 ah okay Jul 21 19:57:04 I understood that last bit Jul 21 19:57:10 wow, I have a birtday on November 14, so I will get a meego phone surprise news maybe Jul 21 19:57:20 I am really looking for it Jul 21 19:57:26 how long was the last CEO in place? Jul 21 19:57:28 a year? Jul 21 19:57:42 Nokia is all over the place Jul 21 19:57:49 Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo has been in lead since 2006 Jul 21 19:57:52 they're finding it hard to modernise Jul 21 19:57:53 ah ok Jul 21 19:58:15 they're finding it hard to deal with an open development model, too Jul 21 19:58:23 the execs don't seem to understand it at all Jul 21 19:58:30 here in Finland rumors about Nokia changing CEO has been relatively big news Jul 21 19:58:53 or anything regarding Nokia Jul 21 19:59:55 then you've got the odd elephant in the room Jul 21 19:59:58 symbian Jul 21 20:00:10 lole Jul 21 20:00:34 netsplit ( ≖‿≖) Jul 21 20:00:50 which nobody seems to want to state definitively what to do with Jul 21 20:00:59 meego or symbian Jul 21 20:01:02 symbian or meego Jul 21 20:01:08 jugglejugglejuggle Jul 21 20:01:10 Just kill symbian Jul 21 20:01:24 honestly, i agree with you Jul 21 20:01:29 EPOC has lived LONG past its shelf date Jul 21 20:01:43 All new phones can handle meego Jul 21 20:01:46 i think it is rather clear, meego for flagship models, symbian for other phones Jul 21 20:02:01 It's essentially moving out, but it'll take a LONG time (think 5 years or something) Jul 21 20:02:22 Kray: It has to be one OS Jul 21 20:02:29 though personally i think too that symbian should die as quickly as possible Jul 21 20:02:34 ehm, I was in a phone shop the other day, and maybe 2-4 phones out of 50 could have handled meego.. Jul 21 20:02:34 you need a unified platform Jul 21 20:02:59 Apps are the killer feature now, can't have that when you support 2 OS Jul 21 20:03:14 it's part of the reason Nokia acquired Qt Jul 21 20:03:15 unline apple and many others, nokia does wide range of phones - prize and cpu power Jul 21 20:03:23 they wanted to make Qt the white knight Jul 21 20:03:26 ScottishDuck: "apps" Jul 21 20:03:27 still do Jul 21 20:03:32 I hate that word Jul 21 20:03:35 ScottishDuck: The unified platform is Qt and OVI when talking about Nokia... As for distributing stuff, well... just you wait ;) Jul 21 20:03:37 ShadowJK: never mind, phones under £500 don't exist Jul 21 20:03:44 The sales person was keen to show a Samsung model, that despite having less features than a Nokia (low end symbian model), was better because it was "indestructible" :-) Jul 21 20:04:35 I want my phone to have good terminal emulator and full-featured web browser Jul 21 20:04:45 those are all "apps" i need Jul 21 20:04:52 that would be the n900 Jul 21 20:05:00 i think the last one of those they'll make Jul 21 20:05:16 but that is just speculation. Jul 21 20:05:25 i'm thankful Nokia made the N900 at all Jul 21 20:05:44 it is good to start with Jul 21 20:05:48 If SGX was open, the n900 could have been so much better Jul 21 20:05:51 it's the fusion of everything i wanted since i bought my 770 back in 2005 Jul 21 20:06:23 and, in general, Nokia's hardware has rarely been even a minor problem Jul 21 20:06:50 it's the software (symbian) that has failed those phones Jul 21 20:07:39 N900 with qualcomm graphics would have been great Jul 21 20:07:52 (with the recent pseudo-open qualcomm driver) Jul 21 20:08:02 Should have been taken away from >$200 phones years ago :P Jul 21 20:09:00 Kray: Well, they also have a problem with pushing out phones with amazing features... that just aren't used... Jul 21 20:09:12 Like the front-facing cameras, that they sort of didn't use for a long time Jul 21 20:09:52 what you mean by front-facing Jul 21 20:10:08 Kray: facing you when you look at the screen Jul 21 20:10:11 Or they were limited to cellular video calls, which most people don't know exist ;p Jul 21 20:10:13 but face-facing sounds so silly ;) Jul 21 20:10:40 leinir: what i do with that kind of thing? Jul 21 20:11:45 My E70 does video calls with the one camera on the back, which is kinda silly ;p Jul 21 20:11:47 well, what Apple have been pushing of late - they call it FaceTime (and require wifi for it, where any decent 3G network will do it anyway) Jul 21 20:11:54 I used 3g video calling on my nokia starting a decade ago Jul 21 20:11:54 but it was only in europe Jul 21 20:12:03 could never use it in the US Jul 21 20:12:12 granted it was INSANELY expensive Jul 21 20:12:40 but it did work, up until my last phone before my n900, (I used a N70 for about 4 years) Jul 21 20:12:56 Video calls over internet and not just over 3g is a new thing where nokia has fallen behind a bit :) Jul 21 20:13:15 i love the fact that we have integrated video sip and skype calling Jul 21 20:13:19 it's fantastic Jul 21 20:13:25 Yeah that's pretty cool Jul 21 20:13:33 iPhone has it now though ._. Jul 21 20:13:34 that alone makes my iPhone friends green with envy Jul 21 20:13:36 at least before facetime Jul 21 20:13:48 Skype for iPhone now runs in the backround Jul 21 20:13:55 you shouldn't use packet data without fixed data transfer fees :P Jul 21 20:14:17 Kray: i didn't have that option until i came back to the US, and signed with T-Mobile Jul 21 20:15:12 i want to see the day when fixed data fees apply to roaming too Jul 21 20:15:17 There's a whole lot of silly shit in 3g, like "Video Sharing", 3g IM, 3g instant voice messages, etc.. At some point they (3gpp?) should just stop trying to compete with the internet :) Jul 21 20:15:51 ShadowJK: ever heard of 4G? Jul 21 20:16:13 wasnt that the alig G special on channel 4? Jul 21 20:16:27 lcuk: i think so, yeah Jul 21 20:16:32 they are going to make it some ridiculous separate thing of internet Jul 21 20:17:31 And while I say they should stop competing with internet, people whine and want to send WAP/WML emails with video, audio and image attachments, over non-internet and a not-invented-here reinvention of http.... Jul 21 20:18:01 (mms) Jul 21 20:18:56 thats because the internet has not yet filled the gap mobile phones and concept of simple person to person communication Jul 21 20:19:20 and those 4G test networks have acquired speeds over 100mbps Jul 21 20:19:45 though consumers won't see those speeds Jul 21 20:20:21 Well you know the real network will be 100 times more oversubscribed than the test network, and the base stations twice too sparse to function reliably.. Jul 21 20:20:38 * ShadowJK is very optimistic Jul 21 20:21:12 lol ShadowJK keep overheads low, expect failure, defensive coding etc ;) Jul 21 20:22:05 Hey does anyone know if LTE is as sucky for always-on, frequent very small data transfers? Jul 21 20:22:12 (as 3g) Jul 21 20:22:16 we won't have the problem of too sparsely placed stations here Jul 21 20:23:21 usually maximum distance to three stations is less than 2 kilometers Jul 21 20:23:44 oh? ime they never take into account that traffic will double each year, and run out of spectrum when people actually use their service, and find they'd need to halve transmission power on everything and double amount of stations ;p Jul 21 20:24:06 ime? Jul 21 20:24:14 in my experience Jul 21 20:24:24 oh Jul 21 20:25:05 the thing is also that we have no laws restricting transmitter placement Jul 21 20:25:47 there is one station about 200 meters from here Jul 21 20:26:04 so how di put meego on my n900 what do i download? Jul 21 20:26:54 it's fun driving through the city, there's one building full of college level students, there's a basestaton on the building across the street, but speeds are about 5kbyte/s in the evening :) Jul 21 20:27:28 Kray, wont the transmitters have to be upgraded Jul 21 20:27:37 of course Jul 21 20:27:37 ie, a slow rollout Jul 21 20:27:54 though it is rather silly that as we have 3 nationwide gsm & 3g networks, and no station does all of those 3, so they kinda overlap Jul 21 20:28:12 they're still doing 3g rollout at 3 stations per day :p Jul 21 20:28:22 (per operator) Jul 21 20:28:32 one guy and his van - an incredible mission Jul 21 20:28:38 refitting every mast in the country! Jul 21 20:28:58 its like an engineering version of santa! Jul 21 20:30:05 I don't know how frequently we actually have 3g transmitters, but all 3 networks have almost complete 3g availability Jul 21 20:30:48 only some almost non-inhabited areas where there is no network at all in lappland :P Jul 21 20:31:02 the local mast is owned by company D, which only built it to rent space to operators A-C, and then 10 years later also installed wimax Jul 21 20:31:22 kray: elisa does "over 1000" new per year Jul 21 20:31:50 lol Jul 21 20:31:59 well, I use dna Jul 21 20:35:56 dna doesn't ever talk much, sonera mostly says idiotic things like "we will never have fixed rate connections" (3 years later they have), "the era of fixed rate deals is over, per megabyte deals are coming back", etc :D Jul 21 20:38:13 i've generally been very happy with dna, everything works and fixed rate is cheap Jul 21 20:38:44 though might upgrade to unlimited transfer instead of this 30MB per month Jul 21 20:38:50 they're the most solid, if you can get a signal Jul 21 20:39:00 that would cost 10 EUR/month Jul 21 20:39:07 not bad Jul 21 20:57:58 what's the status of the communty OBS? Jul 21 20:58:41 rrix needs access to port sweet, sweet KDE love Jul 21 21:03:21 sandsmark, ask lbt Jul 21 21:03:29 he's the master of the obses Jul 21 21:03:49 lbt: what is the going bribe for access to the OBS? :-P Jul 21 21:03:56 * lbt considers Jul 21 21:03:58 * sandsmark counts crates of beers Jul 21 21:05:07 lbt: or when is the ETA for public access? Jul 21 21:07:54 goddam ADSL Jul 21 21:08:05 hehe Jul 21 21:09:43 yeah... I think that's a nice way to describe the kind of beta tester we need: essentially .. do you just want to use it... or do you want to shape it? Jul 21 21:10:32 have you gotten all the hardware you were waiting for? Jul 21 21:11:57 no, not yet... Jul 21 21:12:07 k Jul 21 21:12:12 the hardware gods turned out to be tiny pixies Jul 21 21:12:35 heh Jul 21 21:42:13 lbt: mind if I privmsg? Jul 21 21:43:29 sure Jul 21 21:44:09 nite all, sweet dreams Jul 21 21:44:18 cyas trem Jul 21 22:58:53 night night Jul 22 00:19:32 anybody knows about suse meego? Jul 22 00:22:24 anybody knows about suse meego? Jul 22 00:22:25 yes Jul 22 00:23:26 AstralStorm: and do you know how to install it? Jul 22 00:23:50 install meego, add suse repositories Jul 22 00:24:38 AstralStorm: yes... i come from ubuntu and i've been using linux for 6 months... so i have no idea... can you help me? Jul 22 00:25:17 i have the opensuse meego iso from the official website and i'm downloading opensuse 11.3 Jul 22 00:25:17 read up on suse, then you'll know what to do Jul 22 00:25:26 hmm, a bit wrong way around Jul 22 00:25:30 I'd install meego first Jul 22 00:25:37 then "bump" it to opensuse Jul 22 00:25:43 but this might work too Jul 22 00:25:56 yes... Jul 22 00:26:14 just give me the site and ill read ;) Jul 22 00:27:58 AstralStorm: so i download the meego img and then what do i have to do? Jul 22 00:34:51 eeebuntu: no howto for you from me, sorry Jul 22 00:34:52 too tired Jul 22 02:03:42 How would I create a new package in the obs instance? osc init ? 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