**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Sep 07 02:59:57 2010 Sep 07 03:15:05 Hi there, could anyone tell me how do i run my own app inside QEMU? Sep 07 05:19:10 what version of git comes with meego? Sep 07 05:19:15 seems old... Sep 07 05:19:37 hmm... 1.6.1 Sep 07 05:19:58 my ubuntu box has 1.7.1 Sep 07 06:29:24 Morning all Sep 07 06:32:48 morning Sep 07 06:39:30 Hi One quick question for MTF TapAndHold gesture Sep 07 06:40:47 Is that changed during the recent days? I mean, before , it need 500ms or so to triger a tap and hold gesture. now, just a click will lead to it Sep 07 06:41:57 if just a click leads to tap-and-hold, it must be a bug Sep 07 06:44:01 hmm, will take a look on the diff.... Sep 07 06:47:39 or the usage model have been changed? it seems to me it remove the default timeout value (which is 500) need user to set it when using it? Sep 07 06:48:16 I don't think that makes sense Sep 07 06:57:19 OK, I found the reason. it move the default timeout value into the style file. the value need to be defined in the style css file. or it will be 0. And I havn't update the latest theme package. But It really should have a reasonable default value been set Sep 07 07:01:03 submit a patch Sep 07 07:03:39 X-Fade: ping... Sep 07 07:04:17 lbt2: he's in a conversation, should i pass something on? Sep 07 07:04:37 I'm just after the meeting room for later Sep 07 07:04:58 E227 Sep 07 07:05:14 cheers ... Sep 07 07:05:43 Eric... are you around ? Sep 07 07:06:07 lbt2: or C325.. if you have a nokian around, check the reservation Sep 07 07:06:30 I shall ask my pet nokian... Sep 07 07:06:48 thiago_home: I always forget which linux distribution you use, I am sorry for my memory. Sep 07 07:07:12 djszapi: probably because I don't tell people Sep 07 07:07:16 why do you want to know? Sep 07 07:07:49 I am just interested in that. Sep 07 07:08:00 Mandriva Sep 07 07:08:02 what a real Qt hacker uses. Sep 07 07:08:11 a real Qt hacker uses anything Sep 07 07:08:13 so why ask thiago_home? Sep 07 07:08:40 most used is OpenSUSE (standardised in the Brisbane office) Sep 07 07:08:47 the Oslo office seems to prefer Kubuntu Sep 07 07:09:07 k Sep 07 07:09:12 other distros in-use are Fedora, ArchLinux Sep 07 07:09:24 any ubuntu without a K? :-) Sep 07 07:09:31 yes Sep 07 07:09:43 hehe Sep 07 07:09:58 one in Oslo that I can think of Sep 07 07:10:45 plus for Maemo5 scratchbox development, vanilla Ubuntu makes it painless :-) Sep 07 07:11:05 everyone dislikes scratchbox and avoids it as much as possible Sep 07 07:11:09 ^ Sep 07 07:11:23 perhaps I should have said "less painful" Sep 07 07:11:25 thiago_home: can I ask why ? Sep 07 07:11:31 not to me Sep 07 07:11:33 because it is a pain in the ass Sep 07 07:11:35 I don't use scratchbox Sep 07 07:11:44 I deployed my own toolchain. That was easier. Sep 07 07:11:50 w00t_: works like a charm Sep 07 07:12:08 I'm glad you enjoy it Sep 07 07:12:30 ty Sep 07 07:13:14 * thiago_home is the author of the internal QtWithoutScratchbox wiki page Sep 07 07:14:03 thiago_home: any chance it could be made external? I'd like to try give that a shot sometime :) Sep 07 07:14:20 no use Sep 07 07:14:28 it's about Harmattan development Sep 07 07:14:35 you need the harmattan sysroots Sep 07 07:14:38 we had a guy who was given a Kubuntu box on his first day, switched it back to Gnome, and quit after a couple of months Sep 07 07:15:20 w00t_: it might work for Fremantle development though... Sep 07 07:15:52 w00t_: it's a bunch of instructions to download from CodeSourcery, unpack the sysroot and fix it up so it can be used outside a chroot Sep 07 07:15:56 plus missing packages Sep 07 07:16:06 * w00t_ nods Sep 07 07:17:33 there's also no reason why it wouldn't work for MeeGo development either... Sep 07 07:19:08 OBS would be a better candidate there though, really, wouldn't it? Sep 07 07:20:45 I have no clue how OBS works Sep 07 07:21:00 thiago_home: just so you know, I'm trying to get an OBS builder for maemoX target and Qt is one hard nut to crack Sep 07 07:21:13 I want an environment where I run a native cross-compiler Sep 07 07:21:20 no emulation, no chroot Sep 07 07:21:28 that way, I can use the compile farm Sep 07 07:22:52 my idea of a compile farm would be a stack of MX-51 boards or something similar Sep 07 07:23:13 Bostik: what's the problem with Qt ? Sep 07 07:24:35 rohanpm: OBS runs arm builds inside a qemu-arm system emulation; to build any Qt software one needs naturally qmake, moc and friends; the binaries in maemoX -dev package are for i386, as the package is solely designed for scratchbox (or MADDE?) and those commands are executed on the host directly Sep 07 07:25:00 so one can't build a maemo OBS builder from maemo repository packages Sep 07 07:25:09 thiago_home: I don't have a lot of experience, but my understanding is that it effectively _is_ the build farm, you give it a source package, it gives you a binary package Sep 07 07:25:10 oh well Sep 07 07:25:46 Bostik: so, as opposed to scratchbox which uses a per-process transparent qemu thing, here the entire build process takes place in an ARM system? Sep 07 07:26:29 rohanpm: effectively yes; the build process could be executed on qemu, or it could be offloaded to native hardware Sep 07 07:26:30 w00t_: I don't have a source package Sep 07 07:26:36 w00t_: I have source code in Git, which I recompile often Sep 07 07:26:50 I don't need a full package. I just need to rebuild one library or two. Sep 07 07:51:43 anyone else have this nice feature when running meego-sdk in xephyr (and ubuntu) that every x minute the whole system goes to suspend mode? :P Sep 07 07:55:55 frals: no, which os u are using? Sep 07 07:56:29 ubuntu 10.04 Sep 07 07:57:30 Hi , one quick question on MSceneWindow or MOverlay. Two weeks ago, if I don't set the focus policy, it won't get focus by click. while it seems now it will. How can I disable this behavior? setFocusPolicy(Qt::NoFocus) seems does not help Sep 07 07:57:32 it's fun. I'm using ubuntu 9.04 and does not have that kind of fun Sep 07 07:57:44 i do not know which command you run Xephyr? Sep 07 09:55:03 hi guys, im trying to use gstreamer with qtcreator, if i include the headers the compile compains (id returned exit status 1) i have added -L/usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10 -gstreamer into the makefile...any ideas, very new to all this so im a little lost as to the problem Sep 07 09:55:28 ld, not id Sep 07 09:55:43 that error also means "there was another error" Sep 07 09:55:51 please look further app and find the *first* error Sep 07 09:55:57 note the key words: first, error Sep 07 09:57:15 thiago: is your feedback for me? Sep 07 09:57:34 yes Sep 07 09:57:38 excellent thank you Sep 07 09:57:55 if i comment out the includes for gstreamer and glib its fine Sep 07 10:01:06 thiago: if i take out the linker settings i put in, i then get "undefined reference to `gst_init'" Sep 07 10:01:29 so im guessing i am doing something incorrect with the linking Sep 07 10:02:09 you're not linking to the library that provides gst_init Sep 07 10:02:54 which would be: L/usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10 -gstreamer ? Sep 07 10:03:05 -lgstreamer rather Sep 07 10:03:22 probably not Sep 07 10:03:38 -lgstreamer-0.10 Sep 07 10:03:43 ahh right Sep 07 10:03:49 thank you i will try that Sep 07 10:05:07 same result as originally, the ld returned exist status message Sep 07 10:06:35 what's the first error message? Sep 07 10:07:20 there is only 1 error message Sep 07 10:07:35 I'm pretty sure there are more Sep 07 10:07:38 look at the compilation output Sep 07 10:07:46 :: error: collect2: ld returned 1 exit status Sep 07 10:07:48 no just the one Sep 07 10:07:58 there have to be more Sep 07 10:08:31 no just one, lots of warnings, which ive filtered off, leaving 1 error Sep 07 10:09:31 can you pastebin the output, please? Sep 07 10:10:42 excuse my ignorance - pastebin? Sep 07 10:10:58 ~pastebin Sep 07 10:10:59 [~pastebin] A "pastebin" is a web-based service where you should paste anything over 3 lines so you don't flood the channel. Here are links to a few : http://www.pastebin.com , http://pastebin.ca , http://channels.debian.net/paste , http://paste.lisp.org , http://bin.cakephp.org/ , http://asterisk.pastey.net/ , or install pastebinit with yum or aptitude. Sep 07 10:11:08 oh right Sep 07 10:11:15 its only 3 lines anyway Sep 07 10:13:21 you said there were lots of warnings Sep 07 10:13:39 if that's 3 lines, and one of them is an error, that leaves 2 warnings only Sep 07 10:13:43 is that lots of warnings? Sep 07 10:13:51 is to me :) Sep 07 10:13:52 http://pastebin.com/Ha6SgJvr Sep 07 10:14:12 johnx: ooo Sep 07 10:14:28 I didn't know info bot could do those things Sep 07 10:14:34 is that the Compile output window? Sep 07 10:14:36 number 4? Sep 07 10:15:04 build issues that is Sep 07 10:15:12 no Sep 07 10:15:13 ill do the compile output one, one sec Sep 07 10:15:16 I meant the Compile output one... Sep 07 10:16:31 thiago: http://pastebin.com/fDgfFXJ0 Sep 07 10:16:54 ah, there we go: Sep 07 10:16:58 /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lglib Sep 07 10:17:43 you wrote -lglib in your LIBS, but that library doesn't exit Sep 07 10:17:51 right got you Sep 07 10:17:53 either you didn't write it properly, or you forgot to install something Sep 07 10:18:02 i think it is possibly glib2.0 Sep 07 10:18:12 i have plenty to go on now tho - thank you very much for your time and help Sep 07 10:18:22 might be glib-2.0 Sep 07 10:18:37 ColKilkenny: it is, thank you :D Sep 07 10:20:06 chaps - all seems well now, thank you very much Sep 07 10:57:08 Meego doesn't seem to have grub, how can I specify which kernel image to boot? Sep 07 10:57:48 it uses...damn what was it Sep 07 10:57:59 syslinux Sep 07 10:58:33 afief: http://syslinux.zytor.com/wiki/index.php/SYSLINUX << this might help Sep 07 10:58:59 CosmoHill, Thanks :) Sep 07 11:59:56 about to start weekly meego-qa-tools meeting in 4mins at #meego-meeting Sep 07 12:04:18 what's it about? Sep 07 12:09:05 meep Sep 07 12:24:04 does anyone have any code exampes for sound playback in meego. im desperately trying to get sound in my game without any luck at all Sep 07 12:52:59 does anyone have any code exampes for sound playback in meego. ive converted my game code, graphics, ai, input etc all working, had no luck with sound though at all thus far. Any examples / assistance would be very much appreciated Sep 07 13:45:34 Hi, I've installed MeeGo on a N900 and want to test my own application on it Sep 07 13:46:10 then copy it to phone Sep 07 13:46:11 and test it Sep 07 13:46:16 how can I compile my app for ARM? Sep 07 13:46:22 with a compiler Sep 07 13:46:35 jacekowski: I know that I need a compiler Sep 07 13:46:53 jacekowski: but is there a toolchain for MeeGo anywhere? Sep 07 13:47:17 yes there is Sep 07 13:48:00 jacekowski: do you have a link where to find it? Sep 07 13:49:17 google.com Sep 07 13:54:28 I also read about the usage of OBS (https://build.meego.com/) but how do I register for this service? Sep 07 13:54:36 "Love is in the air..." ♬♪ Sep 07 13:59:13 Myrtti: that was long ago Sep 07 13:59:29 * sivang is reminded with childhood memories Sep 07 13:59:58 bugs are in the air too :) Sep 07 14:14:32 amjad: especially in the hot and humid summer Sep 07 15:40:47 RT: @PeterMeeGo Got an #N900? Let me know how you use multitasking. Do you keep the dashboard clean or messy? http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=61869 - https://twitter.com/PeterMeeGo/status/23243718531 Sep 07 15:41:01 * lcuk thinks the feedback will be important for meego too Sep 07 15:41:24 * leinir agrees, and this is why texrat and he hope to do a bof on the topic at the conference :) Sep 07 16:12:30 hey Sep 07 16:14:45 evening quim Sep 07 16:15:17 Hi! Instant survey: Sep 07 16:15:41 Who is interested creating a Local MeeGo Network? http://wiki.meego.com/Community_Office/Marketing/Local_MeeGo_Networks Sep 07 16:15:55 Just say whare are you based Sep 07 16:16:15 I also welcome feedback on how to make this more useful / appealing Sep 07 16:16:38 maybe link it with the l10n efforts? Sep 07 16:18:25 looks good to me though Sep 07 16:18:52 though wondering where the helsinki one is ;) Sep 07 16:19:55 qgil: looks like we could do something in Cambridge :D Sep 07 16:20:36 Link with l10n makes total sense, good point Sep 07 16:21:26 Robot101: great news :9 What about adding Cambridge as (CANDIDATE) at http://wiki.meego.com/Community_Office/Marketing/Local_MeeGo_Networks#Networks_in_the_World ? Sep 07 16:21:35 We need to break the ice Sep 07 16:22:05 chelmsford would be a short bike ride for me Sep 07 16:22:11 cambridge has a lot of ARM activities too don't they? Sep 07 16:22:16 and I could always ask about getting a room at uni Sep 07 16:22:26 Aren't some Collabora guys based there? Sep 07 16:22:34 well, that too Sep 07 16:23:04 yes, ARM and Linaro are in Cambridge Sep 07 16:23:12 actually Linaro are getting an office like next door to Collabora's new office Sep 07 16:23:23 Robot101 CosmoHill it would be great if you could add Cambridge to that list, even if as CANDIDATE - others (like me) can help advertizing Sep 07 16:23:26 maybe they'll have the internet... it doesn't look like we will... can put a cat5 cable through their window Sep 07 16:24:26 oh, and there is the Nokia Research Center at Cambridge too Sep 07 16:24:49 if you're having a meetup, I'll be there Sep 07 16:24:57 I even happen to be in the area atm Sep 07 16:25:36 "is that the new N9" *hides phone* No, what are you talking about? Sep 07 16:26:13 where else? any other tips to break the ice? Sep 07 16:26:21 talking of Cambridgeshire, it's pissing down here Sep 07 16:26:39 I got damp on my way home and I'm 50 miles away Sep 07 16:27:02 qgil, I can do something in Iran for MeeGo Sep 07 16:27:12 * MostafaDaneshvar hopefully \ Sep 07 16:27:13 qgil: do they do any MeeGo stuff? you should introduce us so we can go and teach them :D Sep 07 16:27:18 qgil perhaps it could be used to breathe some life to CLUG. It's woefully DEAD. Sep 07 16:27:24 MostafaDaneshvar: sure (did I answer to you already? someone asked about Iran via email) Sep 07 16:27:30 do they have Juhla Mokka there? it could be a home away from home Sep 07 16:27:34 (oh crikey, I don't know how to use IRC anymore) Sep 07 16:28:00 Myrtti: debian-uk's Cambridge cabal has always totally eclipsed CLUG Sep 07 16:28:03 qgil, that was me :) Sep 07 16:28:08 Robot101: that swill is the most horr... oh, nevermind, there actually is worse Finnish coffee roasts, like Saludo. Sep 07 16:28:26 Saludo is the eternal revenge of the HR and assistants at the office. Sep 07 16:28:43 "I have a grudge against you, so I bought nothing but Saludo" Sep 07 16:28:45 "install party?" Sep 07 16:28:46 MostafaDaneshvar: please follow the simple steps to create a Local MeeGo Network in.. Tehran? http://wiki.meego.com/Community_Office/Marketing/Local_MeeGo_Networks#Networks_in_the_World Sep 07 16:28:52 why can I think of women, wine and netbooks Sep 07 16:29:49 CosmoHill: it's called a brain Sep 07 16:29:56 Robot101: it's a bit sad really, I love Steve and all, but would be nice to have meetings more often than once a year at his backgarden Sep 07 16:30:29 (and with no fear of being stoned to death as an Ubuntu user) Sep 07 16:31:11 qgil: http://wiki.meego.com/Community_Office/Marketing/Local_MeeGo_Networks#Networks_in_the_World Sep 07 16:31:14 how's this Sep 07 16:32:28 CosmoHill: "If you are in the process of creating a new network, create a new thread at the Community Matters forum and list it here following this example: " :) Sep 07 16:32:39 but a first step is a first step :) Sep 07 16:32:42 I like to do things backwards Sep 07 16:33:00 self-reverse engineering CosmoHill Sep 07 16:33:40 Stskeeps: localization sprints added to http://wiki.meego.com/Community_Office/Marketing/Local_MeeGo_Networks#Other_activities Sep 07 16:34:25 Stskeeps: I guess I need to contact the L10n team - now how to do this without having to subscribe to a new mailing list ;) Sep 07 16:34:41 hmm, 45 miles away Sep 07 16:35:10 qgil: start with margie, i guess :) Sep 07 16:36:15 Where else? I would expect at least 3 cities in Finland, Berlin, Oslo, London... Sep 07 16:37:01 and what about the USA? Portland, San Diego, even Boston... NYC got close http://twitter.com/gwapz/status/22848713693 Sep 07 16:37:14 I have no idea what to say on the forums. Sep 07 16:37:37 you can also help by saying why a Local MeeGo Network doesn't sound appealing to you, or not enough to break the ice in your city Sep 07 16:38:05 CosmoHill: I'll write a template right now :) Sep 07 16:38:48 "Hello everyone. Sep 07 16:38:48 Cambridge, England is a proposed city for local MeeGo meetings. Sep 07 16:38:48 Any thoughts or comments on this location for meetings?" Sep 07 16:39:09 PS woot first post! Sep 07 16:39:27 i wonder if one could be started in HEL... ;o Sep 07 16:39:31 ideally I'd like someone else to start the cambridge forum post Sep 07 16:39:53 since I've been there only once, which is more times than I've been to the forums Sep 07 16:40:18 frals: you could share with Apple if you'd like Sep 07 16:40:22 that as close as you can get Sep 07 16:42:07 hello Sep 07 16:42:09 hi Sep 07 16:42:19 woot I can haz forumz Sep 07 16:43:34 i have a question, i would like to make i own programs in c++ for meego and other plarforms Sep 07 16:44:13 so where do i start, what do i need? Sep 07 16:46:03 have you programmed in c++ before? Sep 07 16:46:29 never, only in php Sep 07 16:46:46 you're rendered my following question moot Sep 07 16:46:49 CosmoHill: http://wiki.meego.com/Community_Office/Marketing/Local_MeeGo_Networks#Listing_new_candidate_networks Sep 07 16:47:07 qgil: when's the next communit meeting ? Sep 07 16:47:20 qgil: what happened to cambridge? Sep 07 16:47:40 slaine: http://wiki.meego.com/Community_Office/Meetings#Next_CO_meeting Sep 07 16:47:41 moo, myrtti, qgil, all. Sep 07 16:47:45 moo RST38h Sep 07 16:47:51 woof Sep 07 16:47:52 CosmoHill: is in the list Sep 07 16:47:55 hey stskeeps Sep 07 16:47:56 qgil: thanks, was looking for it Sep 07 16:48:07 Let's start with a single list without country divisions? Sep 07 16:48:08 ah I see Sep 07 16:48:16 or what do you think Sep 07 16:48:31 I think I was getting ahead of myself Sep 07 16:48:53 if there's more than 5 or # in one country that should have it's own header Sep 07 16:49:09 MostafaDaneshvar: please create a candidate for... Tehran? Sep 07 16:49:10 qgil, we need also one here in HEL ;) Sep 07 16:49:29 VDVsx: indeed, I hope I don't have to chase people for that one Sep 07 16:49:37 ehhe Sep 07 16:50:01 Dublin would be another logical location Sep 07 16:50:14 VDVsx: get started organizing! ;) Sep 07 16:50:36 What kind of meetups are you all talking about? (sorry) Sep 07 16:50:36 aMeeGos? -.- Sep 07 16:50:52 RST38h: http://wiki.meego.com/Community_Office/Marketing/Local_MeeGo_Networks Sep 07 16:51:01 CosmoHill: it's the template, do what you want with it :) Sep 07 16:51:49 Stskeeps: Ah, too early for that yet, I guess :) Sep 07 16:52:23 frals, one per month shouldn't be too much work :D Sep 07 16:52:56 VDVsx: plan it for whenever im not in stockholm! Sep 07 16:53:18 RST38h: where are you? It's not too early to list a candidate place Sep 07 16:53:40 frals: Stockholm is a good place for a LMN :) Sep 07 16:54:35 so where's the forum post about Cambs Meegoes? ;-) Sep 07 16:54:46 qgil: yeah, but I'm there ~2 weekends a month so I think there are better people to do it ;) Sep 07 16:54:46 maybe it should be lcearer that starting is easy in many locations: find 4 MeeGo peers and have a dinner or some drinks once a month. That's it. Sep 07 16:54:48 * Myrtti presses F5 again Sep 07 16:54:52 if things deserve to grow they will grow Sep 07 16:55:54 qgil: Moscow Sep 07 16:56:09 qgil: But I doubt there will be enough people interested at the moment Sep 07 16:56:14 qgil, here in HEL, we already have these free Thursdays that is almost only "mobile people", perhaps some merger can work :) Sep 07 16:56:33 VDVsx: free thursdays, the what? Sep 07 16:56:52 frals, http://free-thursday.pieni.net/ Sep 07 16:57:32 oh my, very nice Sep 07 16:57:34 heh, did not know about that one :p Sep 07 16:57:35 * Myrtti considers Tampere Sep 07 16:58:30 frals, you should go, lots of familiar faces there :D Sep 07 16:59:47 VDVsx: alright, will have to go then i guess :p Sep 07 17:00:20 Stskeeps, same for you, since you're around this time :D Sep 07 17:00:38 VDVsx: we'll see how my plans look like :P Sep 07 17:02:19 "Unersponsive script" in browser, sorry I missed the last lines Sep 07 17:04:18 RST38h: Forum Nokia and http://www.fruct.org/ have organized Maemo related sessions in Moscow and there are those Maemo Russian forums with apparently good activity Sep 07 17:10:52 DawnFoster: too late for irc stats? Sep 07 17:11:36 stskeeps: definitely not too late - as usual, I'm running a bit behind in finishing them :) Sep 07 17:12:30 excellent, will just quickly do them Sep 07 17:15:56 Stskeeps: thanks! Sep 07 17:18:10 DawnFoster: http://www.daimi.au.dk/~cvm/data/irssistats.aug.html for #meego.. Sep 07 17:18:50 hi DawnFoster you were wondering about a Portland MeeGo Network... Sep 07 17:19:43 qgil: I thought I'd see if someone else wanted to start one Sep 07 17:19:57 start wut? Sep 07 17:19:59 qgil: if not, I'll probably start one after the 1.1 releases go out Sep 07 17:20:04 and after the conference Sep 07 17:20:42 DawnFoster: http://www.daimi.au.dk/~cvm/data/irssistats.dev.aug.html for #meego-dev.. #meego-arm coming up Sep 07 17:22:43 http://www.daimi.au.dk/~cvm/data/irssistats.arm.aug.html Sep 07 17:23:39 Stskeeps: are those hours UTC ? Sep 07 17:23:43 Stskeeps: great, thanks Sep 07 17:24:05 csdb: denmark time Sep 07 17:24:23 it's obvious to see when people start lunch on the arm one Sep 07 17:24:23 :P Sep 07 17:24:36 theplic: start a Local MeeGo Network in your area http://wiki.meego.com/Community_Office/Marketing/Local_MeeGo_Networks Sep 07 17:24:59 yay delhi! Sep 07 17:25:09 which is in india :/ Sep 07 17:26:18 theplic: There shouldn't be difficult to find 5 MeeGo peers in Delhi or Bangalore (at least) :) Sep 07 17:26:39 bangalore is too far away to organize a social meetup once a month :D Sep 07 17:27:10 but yea ill try. though how is an entirely another question Sep 07 17:29:42 hey DawnFoster Sep 07 17:29:52 hey CosmoHill Sep 07 17:31:40 just wondering, how many people in here type "forums.meego" instead of "forum.meego"? Sep 07 17:35:31 theplic: you can start adding Delhi as a candidate location http://wiki.meego.com/Community_Office/Marketing/Local_MeeGo_Networks#Listing_new_candidate_networks Sep 07 17:35:51 theplic: it is easier to help locations once we know that there is someone interested in the area Sep 07 17:36:03 ok thanks. ill do that Sep 07 17:36:23 theplic: great! Sep 07 17:38:02 CosmoHill: I will help promoting the Cambridge candidate as soon as you create the forum, so people can leave their feedback there Sep 07 17:38:15 i also have a question. i just recently installed meego bual booted with windows 7. it was all fine till i started windows 7 from the boot menu. it kinda over-ride the boot partition and now i dont get the menu. Sep 07 17:38:15 damn you remembered Sep 07 17:38:44 i wonder if handset users are more 'service pack' hungering than what's traditional from PCs. i mean, windows xp had almost 1-2 years between service packs. ubuntu is also 6 months release schedule, so's meego... and with handsets, people are hungering for new features after what, 3 months? Sep 07 17:38:45 is there an introduction area on the forum? Sep 07 17:39:56 CosmoHill: "introduction area"? Sep 07 17:39:57 Stskeeps: 1. XP has got hotfixes Sep 07 17:40:11 Stskeeps: 2. In comparison with Maemo5, XP is pretty much bug free Sep 07 17:40:14 and people don't expect XP to do anything except run software Sep 07 17:40:16 RST38h: yes, hotfixes are bugfixes Sep 07 17:40:18 (as scary as it sounds) Sep 07 17:40:18 qgil: top of this: http://forums.kustompcs.co.uk/ Sep 07 17:40:24 *2nd from top Sep 07 17:40:36 RST38h: those exist outside release schedules in meego as well for instance Sep 07 17:40:45 Like, people ask me what software to use for burning CDs and I suggest they use XP, and they just stare at me Sep 07 17:40:50 basically a section of the forum specifically to go "hello" Sep 07 17:40:50 CosmoHill: well, there is http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3 Sep 07 17:40:51 they don't have the expectation that the OS does anything at all Sep 07 17:41:11 Stskeeps: Well, there are no meego handsets that I can try, so this argument is meaningless wrt meego Sep 07 17:41:21 my point being.. Sep 07 17:41:31 meego 1.1 for N900, and what then? bugfixes? Sep 07 17:41:32 :P Sep 07 17:41:37 CosmoHill: but that new thread about Cambridge is supposed to go to under the Community Matters forum http://forum.meego.com/forumdisplay.php?f=5 Sep 07 17:41:42 http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=3&page=5 Sep 07 17:41:44 done Sep 07 17:41:50 Stskeeps: Ubuntu-like process would be fine with me Sep 07 17:42:09 Stskeeps: An official repository with regular bugfixes to packages, on package by package basis Sep 07 17:42:10 RST38h: which is major release and then only fixes? Sep 07 17:42:29 Stskeeps: Actually, Ubuntu has regular releases Sep 07 17:42:43 Stskeeps: Two times a year or so Sep 07 17:42:51 yeah, every 6 months Sep 07 17:43:02 Stskeeps: But as long as the actual BUGS are being fixed promptly, I would (personally) be fine Sep 07 17:43:31 Stskeeps: You have probably noticed that the main meat of the maemo5 problem is that Nokia does not even fix the bugs Sep 07 17:43:50 Stskeeps: Sometimes going as far as classifying them as feature requests :) Sep 07 17:43:57 RST38h: s/fix/release in a package/ Sep 07 17:44:16 RST38h: still, this requires the OS to be fairly feature completel Sep 07 17:44:17 -l Sep 07 17:44:28 Stskeeps: Right Sep 07 17:44:48 Stskeeps: But Maemo5 is more or less feature complete and I expect no less from Meego Sep 07 17:45:03 Stskeeps: After all it is done by the same people with the same roadmap Sep 07 17:45:17 qgil: typing it now, seem to be having some login issues Sep 07 17:45:44 I think distros like ubuntu and fedora liberally update packages outside their 6 - 12 month major release cycle as long as the newer packages don't bump dependencies too much.. or even backport from new versions and do it outside the 6-12 month cycle.. Sep 07 17:46:08 http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?p=8784#post8784 Sep 07 17:46:08 yep Sep 07 17:46:37 Basically, unlike Symbian, you do not need to stick with the same old fashioned SSU model Sep 07 17:47:10 Any package that does has small number of dependencies, does not require certification, and can be easily tested, should go into a repo right away Sep 07 17:47:27 all done Sep 07 17:47:30 There's that argument of Q&A to not break stuff after each package upgrade.. but that seems to just leave you with more things perpetually broken :-) Sep 07 17:47:39 some how I managed to get the same word at the start of each line Sep 07 17:47:39 And in Linux that is MOST packages :) Sep 07 17:48:03 ShadowJK: I do not see Nokia Q&A stand by this argument of theirs Sep 07 17:48:18 ShadowJK: (See PR1.2). Which probably means that the argument is fake. Sep 07 17:49:03 ShadowJK: In any case, if you break something, you can fix it quickly by uploading a different package. If you break something in the SSU, you users will have to suffer for another 6 months Sep 07 17:49:30 ShadowJK: Inventing all the wonderful ways they would use to torture you if they ever got hands on you :) Sep 07 17:49:31 RST38h: ack Sep 07 17:49:32 what i'm hoping at least with meego, is to get enough of a system that WE can extend and make better... It is maddening with Maemo5 that basically the one application we can extend, is Modest. Sep 07 17:49:46 TSCHAKeee2: and rss reader, but we're drifting Sep 07 17:49:47 can't submit bug fixes to the dialer Sep 07 17:49:49 TSCHAKeee2, hmm? Sep 07 17:49:54 and all the hildon stuff Sep 07 17:50:05 and the kernel changed many times to great effect Sep 07 17:50:09 closed the calendar and task app? REALLY? Sep 07 17:50:10 TSCHAK: You can extend way more than modest in maemo5 Sep 07 17:50:19 my point is that the current attitudes of handset updates is higher than what is on desktop pcs Sep 07 17:50:24 yes Sep 07 17:50:26 not to discuss how maemo handles it. Sep 07 17:50:37 TSCHAK: mesaging, look and feel, audio/video codecs, input methods - all these are extendable Sep 07 17:50:39 because we have a lot of spoiled brats that have migrated from the cell phone world Sep 07 17:51:08 Stskeeps: And my point is that it is only because way more things are either broken or in flux in these mobie platforms Sep 07 17:51:09 RST38h: agreed, but try to fix stuff that ppl complain about in the "phone" :P Sep 07 17:51:30 Stskeeps: Desktop is much better understood by now, both by the users and developers Sep 07 17:51:38 Stskeeps, I'm not convinced :P When installing newest fedora I pretty much expect several updates a week for the next month or two, then it tapers off to a trickle until Fedora $myinstalledversion+2 is released, when updates stop Sep 07 17:51:44 oh well, at least if you know gconf keys, you can hijack and write your own dialer Sep 07 17:52:02 so, there would be an interest in a project, let's say, on top of 1.1, that backports some features and releases something every 1 1/2 month? Sep 07 17:52:11 Stskeeps: sure Sep 07 17:52:11 or just pushes some backports Sep 07 17:52:16 and even MS has the monthly patch tuesday :-) Sep 07 17:52:20 or was it weekly Sep 07 17:52:30 Stskeeps: Yes. But less interest than in the obligatory bugfix updates. Sep 07 17:52:34 I love my N900, I wanna keep it up to date with cool stuff Sep 07 17:52:52 RST38h: :nod: Sep 07 17:53:10 Stskeeps: Which should take absolute priority, unless you want Maemo/Meego Devices remain the laughing stock of the "technology bloggers" Sep 07 17:53:33 RST38h: meego.com, but sure Sep 07 17:53:38 Stskeeps: Whatever Sep 07 17:53:49 maemo is considered a laughing stock? Sep 07 17:53:59 bug fixes would come anyway in normal meego release schedules Sep 07 17:54:00 I honestly thought we were being quietly ignored. Sep 07 17:54:03 :P Sep 07 17:54:04 Stskeeps: All it really takes is 8-12 people specifically hired to do SUPPORT Sep 07 17:54:05 yes Sep 07 17:54:10 Stskeeps: By fixing stuff. Sep 07 17:54:19 a lot of bug fixes going into meego 1.0 netbook for instance Sep 07 17:54:25 TSCHAK: Google for "maemo support bugfixes" Sep 07 17:54:30 meego is not maemo Sep 07 17:54:38 and maemo does release fixes, they just take longer Sep 07 17:55:11 I think RST38h is afraid that since Nokia is involved, they will continue the good old tradition of N95, N97, N900 :) Sep 07 17:55:15 thiago: If you break your leg and I promise to mend it, but not now,maybe a year from now, what will you do? Sep 07 17:55:33 ShadowJK: Not afraid. I know it. Sep 07 17:55:41 RST38h, this implies fault of the customer. Sep 07 17:55:45 lol Sep 07 17:56:12 CosmoHill: thanks so much, and as promised: http://identi.ca/notice/49344354 http://twitter.com/quimgil/status/23258071216 Sep 07 17:56:16 RST38h: from what you're saying, it's a done decision. Sep 07 17:56:22 then I don't see the point in continuing this conversation. Sep 07 17:56:48 thiago; What decision? About your leg? Sep 07 17:56:49 today's mandatory pessimism has been brought to you by the letter formerly known as Prince. Sep 07 17:56:53 :P Sep 07 17:57:03 19:50 < ShadowJK> I think RST38h is afraid that since Nokia is involved, they will continue the good old tradition of N95, N97, N900 :) Sep 07 17:57:06 19:51 < RST38h> ShadowJK: Not afraid. I know it. Sep 07 17:57:20 Today's mandatory pessimism has been brought to you by experience. Sep 07 17:57:36 and by complete blindness to change Sep 07 17:57:57 thiago: Let us revisit this topic in about 6 months after the first Nokia's Meego device is released,ok? Sep 07 17:58:07 there were promises? Sep 07 17:58:15 oh I see Sep 07 17:58:27 RST38h: make that a real MeeGo device, not Harmattan Sep 07 17:58:29 i'm talking about meego.com, whatever vendors does is their own business :P Sep 07 17:58:37 thiago: No. Make it Harmattan. Sep 07 17:58:48 RST38h: http://wiki.meego.com/Release_Engineering/Release_Timeline Sep 07 17:58:53 for meego.com Sep 07 17:58:56 thiago: Let us stay away from illusory stuff for now Sep 07 17:59:10 Harmattan is not MeeGo, so it will not follow any MeeGo release schedules Sep 07 17:59:14 yet there should be updates Sep 07 17:59:17 how often? no clue Sep 07 17:59:31 Yeah we've seen the vendor disconnect with android, google updates android but vendors think 1.6 is just fine and dandy and never upgrades :) Sep 07 17:59:48 if we get two firmware updates a year, I'll be happ Sep 07 17:59:49 y Sep 07 18:00:31 tskeeps: the graph you have referred me to only has one place where time is inscribed and it is "2 months for feature development" Sep 07 18:00:35 if we don't have to *care* what the vendor does because we have completely open source software on the devices, I'll be happy Sep 07 18:00:49 thiago: This will depend on how much of the firmware is broken to begin with Sep 07 18:00:58 If I buy a computer, I shouldn't have to hope and pray that someone *else* will keep the software on it up to date. Sep 07 18:01:02 RST38h: and maintence 1 year from release Sep 07 18:01:02 ShadowJK: haha Sep 07 18:01:02 RST38h: the N97 will never happen again Sep 07 18:01:08 damn, if I get a fix for a bug in desktop manager after 6 months, which eats 5% of CPU and 75% of battery life, then you darn know I'm *NOT* happy Sep 07 18:01:11 dwmw2: Actually you do have to care Sep 07 18:01:16 RST38h: as well http://wiki.meego.com/Release_Engineering/Release_Timeline#Maintenance_phase Sep 07 18:01:26 thiago: How about N900? ;) Sep 07 18:01:38 RST38h: nothing wrong with the original N900 image Sep 07 18:01:43 and PR1.1 came soon after anyway Sep 07 18:01:45 RST38h: I *shouldn't* have to care. Sep 07 18:01:50 "nothing"? Sep 07 18:01:51 ShadowJK: its very hard for android OEMs to update android easily because there's not enough continuity between Google's different kernel trees for different android devices Sep 07 18:01:58 ShadowJK: Android is *not* a good example to follow Sep 07 18:01:59 nothing wrong for me, as a phone user Sep 07 18:02:03 thiago: Except for non-working mail client, etc Sep 07 18:02:09 mail client worked fine Sep 07 18:02:16 noit did not Sep 07 18:02:17 ShadowJK: it's not the mean vendors who are not updating things for you despite lovely google :P Sep 07 18:02:24 I'm pretty sure I read emails with PR1.0 Sep 07 18:02:33 thiago_home: the n900 mail client? Is there a way to make it reply properly? Sep 07 18:02:34 thiago: This does not mean it worked :) Sep 07 18:02:43 we're drifting.. Sep 07 18:02:43 :P Sep 07 18:02:49 if it allowed me to read and write emails, I call that working Sep 07 18:02:55 thiago: Try selecting text in emails, in the CURRENT PR1.2 mail client. ;) Sep 07 18:02:56 N900 has been the first mobile device actually capable of reading my email, so I'm pretty happy with that :P (well, and N8x0 too of course) :P Sep 07 18:03:07 RST38h: is that part of the feature set? Sep 07 18:03:08 ShadowJK: E70 read my email just fine Sep 07 18:03:10 it can't seem to get quotes right -- it assumes you'll top-post. Although at least it includes References: headers, which the older Nx00 devices didn't Sep 07 18:03:12 * epx happens to have like n900 mail client, too Sep 07 18:03:13 thiago: Yes. Sep 07 18:03:16 I always just ran pine :) Sep 07 18:03:20 RST38h: how is it supposed to work? Sep 07 18:03:21 s/like/liked/ Sep 07 18:03:29 thiago: Ability to copy text of the received emails IS a part of the feature set Sep 07 18:03:29 RST38h, I never found any openvpn app for symbian, so I couldn't even talk to the mail server :( Sep 07 18:03:35 RST38h: says who? Sep 07 18:03:45 thiago: Says pretty much every email user Sep 07 18:03:49 no Sep 07 18:03:53 and this is the problem: the "feature set" is defined by "the things that work properly" - any time anyone reports a bug, all they get is "sorry you'll have to make a feature request" Sep 07 18:04:04 which is a total cop out Sep 07 18:04:06 tell me the way that, according to the source code, it's supposed to work Sep 07 18:04:19 * RST38h sighs Sep 07 18:04:20 especially when it's a trivial bug that would take maybe 3 hours of someone's time to fix Sep 07 18:04:21 if copying text from the email was not part of the intended workflow, then it's not a bug Sep 07 18:04:30 call it shortcoming, call it misguided decision Sep 07 18:04:33 but you can't call it a bug Sep 07 18:04:36 ali1234: who cares? Fix it, be happy. Sep 07 18:04:37 That is what makes Nokia a laughing stock Sep 07 18:04:44 RST38h: yeah, market leader Sep 07 18:04:51 like for example the day late birthdays in the calendar Sep 07 18:04:57 thiago: No, not that Sep 07 18:04:58 people may laugh, but they still buy Sep 07 18:05:12 thiago: 100 users come to you and complain that they cannot copy/paste received emails Sep 07 18:05:24 thiago_home: I call it a bug in specs Sep 07 18:05:26 RST38h: how do you copy & paste emails on the original iPhone mail client? Sep 07 18:05:27 you try and get devs looking to add patches Sep 07 18:05:31 and see which works Sep 07 18:05:32 thiago: And you, with the straight face, are telling them that it "is not part of the feature set" Sep 07 18:05:37 RST38h: remember? iPhone OS 1 didn't have copy & paste. Sep 07 18:05:41 dwmw2: i agree that the community should stop complaining and just fix it themselves Sep 07 18:05:46 thiago: I do not give a shit about iPhone Sep 07 18:05:48 thiago_home, technically at that point, you offer patches to the spec Sep 07 18:05:55 and go round review etc Sep 07 18:06:03 RST38h: so Apple is laughing stock too? Sep 07 18:06:06 thiago: But in PINE (circa 1986) I highlight stuff with the mouse and paste it elsewhere Sep 07 18:06:06 if theres a groundswell of opinion you ask yourself why Sep 07 18:06:09 dwmw2: unfortunately with maemo it means rewriting nearly all of the UI from scratch Sep 07 18:06:13 You never get to see the specs before buying, so you don't know whether copypasting works in just in one app or universally :-) Sep 07 18:06:16 thiago: Same in GMail Sep 07 18:06:22 RST38h: I don't care who you give a shit to. You have to give a shit to Apple. Everyone is competing with them and trying to best them. Sep 07 18:06:34 RST38h: they set the standard Sep 07 18:06:39 thiago: Same in Evolution, Outlook, you name it Sep 07 18:06:48 I can run Evolution on my N900?! Sep 07 18:06:51 * lcuk considers irc a good form of review Sep 07 18:06:52 Outlook even? Sep 07 18:06:59 ShadowJK: common sense applies Sep 07 18:07:03 thiago <-- playing a clown Sep 07 18:07:05 no Sep 07 18:07:07 * TSCHAKeee2 passes happy pills all around Sep 07 18:07:10 oh and apparently Froyo added support for exchange provisioning, does any one know if that code is open source? Sep 07 18:07:11 tell me of a mail client for phones that supports that? Sep 07 18:07:19 I don't care about desktop or webmails at this point Sep 07 18:07:20 TSCHAKeee2, have you seen gas balls on maemo? Sep 07 18:07:21 its awesome Sep 07 18:07:23 thiago: Google Mail. Sep 07 18:07:24 on ovi Sep 07 18:07:28 thiago: Supports that. Sep 07 18:07:32 RST38h: on Android? Sep 07 18:07:34 lcuk: yes, it's beautiful Sep 07 18:07:37 a mail client for phones that supports copy and paste? Sep 07 18:07:38 thiago: PINE, whenrun in XTerm supports that Sep 07 18:07:42 are you serious? Sep 07 18:07:43 * lcuk is so pleased he released it Sep 07 18:07:43 No, thiago, when run on your N900. Sep 07 18:07:47 ShadowJK: if I buy a phone then I expect it does all the things a phone usually can do, like SSC Sep 07 18:07:50 Inside a bloody MicroB Sep 07 18:07:55 RST38h: not inside a browser Sep 07 18:08:05 RST38h: tell me 3 mail clients on any phone that are not browsers and support text copying Sep 07 18:08:08 thiago: You are a clown. I will stop now. Sep 07 18:08:08 google mail java mobile app Sep 07 18:08:11 RST38h, your points about mail are noted, did you file them officially anywhere Sep 07 18:08:18 the mail client in windows mobile Sep 07 18:08:19 RST38h: funny, I think the same about you. Sep 07 18:08:22 lcuk: There is a bug on that Sep 07 18:08:24 * thiago_home adds a permanent ignore Sep 07 18:08:27 lcuk: Want the ID? Sep 07 18:08:32 yes Sep 07 18:08:44 DocScrutinizer, well if the marketing armies have confiscated the specs so you can't see them, then all you ahve to go by is your expectations, and then the forums overflow with people when there's an expectations disconnect :) Sep 07 18:08:45 but take it to #maemo Sep 07 18:08:47 just a quick reminder: http://wiki.meego.com/IRC_guidelines :) Sep 07 18:08:49 ShadowJK: there's no need to mention in spoecs "can transmit speech outbound. Can receive speech inbound..." Sep 07 18:09:08 lcuk: Even discussed it with DocScrutinizer. I think we know the cause, but nobody has time/ability to fix it Sep 07 18:09:15 mine kinda randomly fails at the latter once a week or so.. :) Sep 07 18:09:21 DocScrutinizer: how can you QA against features that you don't know exist? :) Sep 07 18:09:24 DawnFoster: sorry, I'll just be quiet for a while, while I vent off. Sep 07 18:10:25 thiago_home, play with your gas balls Sep 07 18:10:29 * CosmoHill wonders what he's missed Sep 07 18:10:46 in my opinion the only way to fix this problem is to completely upstage the companies responsible, in the way that cyanogen does with android Sep 07 18:10:52 CosmoHill: nothing. "Something" requires a constructive discussion, and we didn't have one. Sep 07 18:10:56 CosmoHill: partly my fault. Sep 07 18:11:09 CosmoHill: frustration stemming from handset upgrade policies, basically :P Sep 07 18:11:17 okay Sep 07 18:11:17 * Stskeeps ponders making some tea Sep 07 18:11:28 if you do I'll have a cup :) Sep 07 18:11:53 *drinking tea and observing* Sep 07 18:11:54 basically no amount of complaining is going to fix it, it requires action Sep 07 18:11:56 thiago_home, actually you did have one. reread it later with fresh eyes :) Sep 07 18:12:26 lcuk: when the discussion degenerates to swearing, I can't honestly call it constructive. Sep 07 18:12:45 Stskeeps: that's a problem of reviewing the specs, and have people with common sense reading and interpreting them. QA of a comprehensive feature spec is a hard task to do Sep 07 18:13:00 DocScrutinizer: :nod: quality is hard Sep 07 18:13:27 funny, I'd prefer that people spend more time in writing features, than a 40-page specification for a calculator Sep 07 18:13:28 DocScrutinizer: but yeah, good speccing is important Sep 07 18:13:32 Stskeeps: This particular feature does exist Sep 07 18:13:38 but I'll just go be quiet now... ttl Sep 07 18:13:46 bye bye Sep 07 18:13:50 Stskeeps: It is called "system-wide copy&paste functionality in text fields" Sep 07 18:14:02 thiago_home, the swearing came at the very end, listen to the points, its why we have scrollback :) Sep 07 18:14:13 Stskeeps: And yes, it is as simple as that. Got a text field? Should be able to copy&paste there. Sep 07 18:14:24 and you are right, 40 pages is wayyyyyy too much, theres already a fully tested open osso_calculator_backend available :P Sep 07 18:14:26 Stskeeps: Andy and me had a harsh argument about overvoltage protection in the hardware. USB specs say NOMINAL is 4.5 to 5.5V, So there's primarily nothing odd with your device breaking on 5.6V Sep 07 18:14:52 yeah, it's one thing to have a good spec, but you also need developers with common sense, "the spec doesn't say anything about copy&paste therefore we will go out of our way to totally remove it" vs "the spec doesn't mention copy&paste so we will follow the system defaults" Sep 07 18:14:55 but *common sense* tells you it ought be better than that, to deal with everydsay shit Sep 07 18:15:08 DawnFoster: can I pm you? Sep 07 18:15:19 Universal copy/paste is something windows fails at too, most error messages are impossible to copy (well, I'm told there's this magic keycombo plus mouseclick combination, but I don't remember it, and neither does users).. :) Sep 07 18:15:23 CosmoHill: sure Sep 07 18:15:44 Stskeeps: And yes, it is damn frustrating when someone takes the "not in the feature list" clause on stuff like this. Pretty much amounts to developer not giving a shit about its users. Sep 07 18:16:18 Stskeeps: BTW, notice how I have not even mentioned POP3 accounts or memory leakage ;))) Sep 07 18:16:34 or MfE google support Sep 07 18:16:44 RST38h: i don't understand why i'm getting the last 4-5 messages from you, i was responding to docscrutinizer. please take maemo feature frustration to maemo. feature roadmaps are in bugs.meego.com here. Sep 07 18:17:16 and discussable and hopefully done in the right way. Sep 07 18:18:03 as an example Sep 07 18:18:12 "Nokia Sucks" is not the right way to get a developer on your side Sep 07 18:18:20 just...lobbing that out there. Sep 07 18:18:24 ;) Sep 07 18:18:36 Stskeeps: can I pm you now? Sep 07 18:18:41 CosmoHill: go ahead Sep 07 18:19:24 Stskeeps: You are getting them because there are all reasons to believe that exactly the same problems will occur in Meego Sep 07 18:19:39 re past common user complaints, I sure hope someone clever has had the time to look at emmc performance issues for meego so we can get rid of the "it stutters, waah waah waah" complaints :) Sep 07 18:19:43 no RST38h Stskeeps is 100% right that everything is there Sep 07 18:20:20 and if everything follows it will be better, even the specs are there and can be commented on now Sep 07 18:20:33 Stskeeps: I.e. broken initial firmware, a couple of formal updates, half the legitimate complaints swept under the carpet with the "not in the feature set" or "works for me" comment Sep 07 18:20:34 so the only reason for it not to be is if you don't read them Sep 07 18:20:45 RST38h: i have no effect on requirements process other than suggesting, participating and viewing. Sep 07 18:20:45 emmc will always be slow Sep 07 18:20:47 deal Sep 07 18:21:10 Stskeeps; Yes, I understand that. So, this whole discussion is, of course, futile. Sep 07 18:22:16 Stskeeps: Nobody care if you agree or disagree with the need for regular bugfix updates. It will not be decided here. Sep 07 18:22:24 TSCHAKeee2, emmc speed varies by a factor of 64 or more depending on the access patterns :) Sep 07 18:22:29 RST38h: there's a commitment to bugfix updates in meego.com. Sep 07 18:22:40 ShadowJK: true. ;) Sep 07 18:23:08 RST38h: go read the page i referred to later and read it over a cup of tea. Sep 07 18:23:30 to earlier, that is Sep 07 18:23:40 Stskeeps: Yes, but will this commitment lead to regular bugfix updates for the actual handsets? Sep 07 18:24:07 RST38h: don't know. Sep 07 18:24:14 Stskeeps: Rrright :) Sep 07 18:24:20 RST38h: honestly, i have no idea. Sep 07 18:24:27 RST38h: that's up to the individual vendors and products. Sep 07 18:25:23 Stskeeps: Exactly. Do you want me to gaze into my crystal balls for you? Sep 07 18:25:38 RST38h: are you here to discuss meego.com or nokia? Sep 07 18:25:56 Stskeeps: I am here to discuss Meego. That is the name of the channel, right? Sep 07 18:26:15 RST38h: the channel belongs to meego.com project. Sep 07 18:26:38 i don't like how the companies involved in meego attempt to firewall themselves by claiming meego is a community project Sep 07 18:26:52 +1 Sep 07 18:26:55 but then totally ignore what the community has to say Sep 07 18:26:56 Stskeeps: Ok, I have got the hint Sep 07 18:28:22 ali1234: got an example? Sep 07 18:28:24 Meego on Nexus One - http://twitpic.com/2m6svy - Instructions will be posted at http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/MSMQSD Sep 07 18:28:31 Stskeeps: the ssse3 issue Sep 07 18:29:19 ali1234: what's your definition of a community project? Sep 07 18:29:27 ali1234, google Mfe works on maemo5 last time I checked, but they don't fully support Mfe anyway Sep 07 18:29:45 VDVsx: it works, but all contact's birthdays are displayed one day late Sep 07 18:29:48 ali1234: think it's good to get our terms equal before discussing.. Sep 07 18:30:12 Stskeeps: my definition is irrelevant - the problem is that the meego definition is self-contradicting Sep 07 18:30:26 ali1234: nah, it's not irrelevant Sep 07 18:30:54 ali1234: how would you like to have seen the issue handled? Sep 07 18:31:01 (honestly) Sep 07 18:31:44 Stskeeps: either say "sorry this isn't a community project, it is only open to hardware vendors, so we will not support ssse3 because nobody is selling that hardware with meego" Sep 07 18:32:08 Stskeeps: *or* say "ok, the community wants non-ssse3 so we will make non-ssse3" Sep 07 18:32:14 ali1234: that's meta.. let's get to how it should have been dealt with, like, if it was implemented? Sep 07 18:32:14 pick one, and stick to it Sep 07 18:32:23 don't use either definition when it suits you best Sep 07 18:32:51 Stskeeps: i don't mind if it is not implemented Sep 07 18:33:05 Stskeeps: but what we hear is "oh it is up to the community to provide that" Sep 07 18:33:12 well i thought meego.com was the community Sep 07 18:33:16 so which is it? Sep 07 18:33:26 let me just write something.. Sep 07 18:33:48 ok, but my point is that in any project there will need to be people who support it, there will need to be build machine power sponsored to handle it, there will be need for people to do something, plan, etc. Sep 07 18:34:34 when something needs to be done (roadmapped), it gets seen if anyone wants to pay for it/volunteer for it/whatever, to get it done Sep 07 18:35:15 we have a problem if we see ourselves as customers of nokia/intel and we 'demand' they do something/spend resources on it. Sep 07 18:35:34 hence, if it should be done, people should grab a shovel and do it (like we are) Sep 07 18:35:36 so are we customers, or equal members of the community? Sep 07 18:36:01 if i want to make a non-ssse3 build, how do i do it without forking meego? Sep 07 18:36:27 ali1234: by contributing back the patches Sep 07 18:36:36 same way as everywhere else Sep 07 18:36:49 Details here: http://wiki.meego.com/Devices/nonSSSE3 Sep 07 18:36:56 you really think patches which revert all the intel patches that add ssse3 support will be accepted? Sep 07 18:37:06 i;ve heard "oh send patches" before Sep 07 18:37:20 ali1234: if you do it in such a way that it doesn't break current 'atom' build, sure Sep 07 18:37:25 i mean, it should be theoretically possible Sep 07 18:38:14 from what i have seen of the code, all the ssse3 patches are guarded anyway Sep 07 18:38:26 which leaves only one thing: adding a new build target for non-ssse3 Sep 07 18:38:44 so what patches do you actually need to implement this? Sep 07 18:38:58 there's some nasty gcc patches that needs to be more ecosystem friendly. Sep 07 18:39:07 despite what is so often claimed, it really is only a matter of flipping a switch somewhere Sep 07 18:39:08 prjconf patch which has a POC in that wiki link DawnFoster specified Sep 07 18:39:32 "send patches" is just the standard brush-off for this topic Sep 07 18:39:46 ali1234: send patches is perfectly normal in any open source project Sep 07 18:39:47 afaik there are no code patches? Sep 07 18:39:56 the patch is to the build environment Sep 07 18:40:10 Stskeeps: asking for patches for an issue which *does not require any code to be patched* is just comical Sep 07 18:40:18 ali1234: there is code needed to be patched. Sep 07 18:40:22 ali1234, build configuration scripts Sep 07 18:40:23 where is it? Sep 07 18:40:32 ali1234: gcc at least Sep 07 18:40:47 i had to hack it in my nonssse3_bootstrap Sep 07 18:40:53 gcc needs to be patched to not generate ssse3 code? really? funny the version on my machine doesn't seem to need that patch Sep 07 18:40:55 hmm Sep 07 18:41:02 We even have an escalation process for when patches aren't properly addressed: http://meego.com/about/contribution-guidelines Sep 07 18:41:06 ali1234: but since we're on build target.. who buys the build time needed for being an equal participant? Sep 07 18:41:10 that does sound odd Stskeeps Sep 07 18:41:25 gcc shouldnt be ssse3 slanted Sep 07 18:41:39 it can generate code if you tell it it has a chip of that type Sep 07 18:41:47 but its a command line option surely? Sep 07 18:42:35 lcuk: 'GCC default setup for x86 following optflags/command line parameters instead of atom-specific patch' Sep 07 18:42:46 search for that on meego-dev Sep 07 18:42:49 it describes the issue Sep 07 18:43:10 egads Sep 07 18:43:16 so gcc core has that patch? Sep 07 18:43:21 DawnFoster: what's the escalation process when developers stonewall by asking for patches that don't make sense? Sep 07 18:43:24 since meego.com only uses upstreamed components? Sep 07 18:44:43 lcuk: no, there can be meego specific patches Sep 07 18:44:58 difficult to get around Sep 07 18:45:04 (as in, when doing a realistic os) Sep 07 18:45:43 ali1234: got an example of a patch asking that doesn't make sense? Sep 07 18:45:50 what is the status of a public-access OBS platform this week ? I see that build.meego.com has been slowly loosing section from the homepage by anonymous/guest users, so I guess someone is working on something. Sep 07 18:45:57 "please send a patch to make meego work on non-ssse3" Sep 07 18:46:15 ^ this only requires the reversion of all the patches intel made Sep 07 18:46:15 ali1234: right, and you do actually need some patches Sep 07 18:46:20 well Sep 07 18:46:31 there's an addendum we even have on arm Sep 07 18:46:41 "please send a patch to make meego X work on Y as well as not break Z" Sep 07 18:47:02 kernel, glibc, xorg, gtk, qt, all worked just fine without ssse3 before meego existed Sep 07 18:47:02 that's pretty obvious Sep 07 18:47:10 does meego build with the intel compiler *grin8 ? Sep 07 18:47:17 * even Sep 07 18:47:33 the thing is, a non-ssse3 build does not break anything Sep 07 18:47:59 ali1234: .. it kinda does, it changes behaviour Sep 07 18:48:16 ali1234: noone says you can't do #ifdef NONSSSE3 on some patches Sep 07 18:48:19 it changes behaviour which worked fine for years, yess Sep 07 18:49:01 but discussing ssse3 stuff is pointless Sep 07 18:49:15 i would rather discuss the meta issue: meego can't decide if it is a community project or not Sep 07 18:49:16 we can both agree it's better to do the actual work. Sep 07 18:49:30 is there no one that knows anything about OBS anymore... it was hailed as the way to contribute back in May this year, it was just a few weeks away back in May this year, what seems to be the problem with it? At the moment MeeGo is as closed as Maemo is/was, to an outside party SRPMS are provided to cover GPL legal obligations but there is no community ecosystem Sep 07 18:49:51 odin_: there's active community obs work going on and obs 2.1 was installed recently Sep 07 18:49:56 odin_: so things are improving Sep 07 18:49:56 Stskeeps, hmm Sep 07 18:50:03 sorry, old line Sep 07 18:50:26 to take another example, what is the proper place to discuss community activities like non-ssse3 builds? Sep 07 18:50:50 because whenever anyone raises it on the ML, they get attacked by intel developers, as if the mailing list is not for the community Sep 07 18:51:03 * CosmoHill breaks out vmware and takes a crack at non SSSE3 meego Sep 07 18:51:06 just ignore intel developers Sep 07 18:51:06 so is meego-dev for use by community members or what? Sep 07 18:51:16 they will do whatever they will do Sep 07 18:51:25 vgrade, you seem to be having fun building meego on strange devices Sep 07 18:51:26 ali1234: another good question is definition of what community means Sep 07 18:51:37 any chance you can knowck up an x86 native for those rarebeasts? Sep 07 18:51:38 :D Sep 07 18:51:44 knock Sep 07 18:51:45 Stskeeps: well there's no point asking me, because apparently i;m not a member of it, or something Sep 07 18:52:12 i don't even know Sep 07 18:52:19 ali1234: i'd say you're a member of the community. Sep 07 18:52:21 i mean, i have an account on meego.com Sep 07 18:52:41 a more pertinent question is, who decides what the meego definition of community is? Sep 07 18:52:53 from the definition that meego community consists of project work and the orbiting activities. orbiting activities can turn into product activities. or reverse. Sep 07 18:52:55 lcuk, I gave up on the battles and continued hacking :) Sep 07 18:52:58 ali1234: the community :-) Sep 07 18:53:07 ali1234, the community gets to decide :) Sep 07 18:53:11 Stskeeps: uh... yeah... can you explain that in english please? Sep 07 18:53:13 the community != Nokia + Intel Sep 07 18:53:26 the community includes Nokia and Intel though Sep 07 18:53:45 hi Sep 07 18:53:54 vgrade, and good for you, you look like you are having fun playing with all those devices Sep 07 18:54:00 thiago, yes sure Sep 07 18:54:02 which one have you built that runs best so far? Sep 07 18:54:11 ali1234: right. there's the activities that deal with delivering meego releases. then there's the activities that surround these activities. this could be non-ssse3. non-ssse3 could be integrated into being a project activity ('official activity') Sep 07 18:54:31 what does "official" mean? Sep 07 18:54:40 who decides what is official? Sep 07 18:54:40 means the stuff that goes into meego releases Sep 07 18:54:48 there is no such thing as "official activity" just what the commercial elements have put their money towards Sep 07 18:54:58 lcuk, nonSSSE3, GMA500 and now Android MSMQSD all have pages on the wiki and people can get involved Sep 07 18:55:07 does anyone try to install meego to asus eepc 1005ha? Sep 07 18:55:09 odin_: or people in general have committed to maintaining and developing. Sep 07 18:55:15 which meego apps build from same source and are integrated on both sides (netbook and handheld) ? Sep 07 18:55:29 lcuk... er... core? Sep 07 18:55:29 (front end apps) Sep 07 18:56:03 vgrade, i meant which device runs fastest - model etc Sep 07 18:56:06 odin_: that's the pattern in use in requirements process. to get a feature roadmapped, it requires people with shovels and will and commitment. Sep 07 18:56:17 sure and there must be other groups of people who look at that, "as just another set of closed doors", since only those people have read and commit access to OBS Sep 07 18:56:45 odin_: do you have direct access to the debian builders without doing debian work? Sep 07 18:56:51 until that cycle is broken, meego is just a collection of promises from an elite few Sep 07 18:57:05 Stskeeps: the debian builders aren't required to build debian packages Sep 07 18:57:06 lcuk, joggler is best, I have handset, netbook and ivi on there Sep 07 18:57:13 ali1234: so isn't meego Sep 07 18:57:22 as witnessed by community obs Sep 07 18:57:24 no take opensuse as example. YES I have direct access to their OBS, what has debian go to do with anything Sep 07 18:57:30 Stskeeps: oh really? can you tell me how to compile all of meego in my own OBS yet? Sep 07 18:57:33 I also have direct access to my own OBS platform and full commit rights, just nod ata Sep 07 18:57:36 *no data Sep 07 18:57:37 Stskeeps: a way that actually works Sep 07 18:57:42 ali1234: yes, gladly, but i've told you your approach is bad Sep 07 18:58:12 Stskeeps: going back to that request for non-ssse3 patches, can you tell me how i am supposed to develop and test such patches at this time? Sep 07 18:59:20 again, a way that actually works, not a way that could work if i fixed 100 other bugs first Sep 07 18:59:40 vgrade, do you have an image for joggler of the handset? Sep 07 19:00:19 and can it be made available from meego.com servers (I guess it would have to be properly Sep 07 19:00:34 * lcuk has a joggler Sep 07 19:00:56 ali1234: set up OBS. import the current set of x86 binaries (public). set up prjconf of this (public). import all source rpms using a bit of scripting. start patching. adjust prjconf to fit. rebuild gcc and glibc, and then trigger rebuilds on last. Sep 07 19:01:01 last/remaining Sep 07 19:01:05 ali1234: that's what i did on community obs. Sep 07 19:01:11 which is non-ssse3 machine Sep 07 19:01:20 Stskeeps: what did you do about all the srpms that won;t compile? Sep 07 19:01:38 Stskeeps: is it at least producing i586 binaries? Sep 07 19:01:45 ali1234: your problems with srpms not compiling is due to the fedora inheritance chain you had Sep 07 19:02:52 thiago_home: yeah, had to have a baseline somewhere.. Sep 07 19:03:06 Stskeeps: ok, good Sep 07 19:03:20 Stskeeps: just to be sure you didn't go insane and started producing i386 packages :-) Sep 07 19:03:29 thiago_home: meego on my 80186 Sep 07 19:03:29 ! Sep 07 19:03:30 :P Sep 07 19:03:55 ali1234: my point being that there is some patches to be done and some patches may need changing to fit with a dual atom and "non-ssse3" mode Sep 07 19:03:56 would make you appreciate the cycles Sep 07 19:04:05 well the i386 is more a "reference implementation" that should work on anything, Sep 07 19:04:06 Stskeeps: so if i use your i586 build to build all the srpms, they will all compile, and i should report bugs against any that don't? Sep 07 19:04:19 where as an i686 (non-ssse3) is probably what most will want to use Sep 07 19:04:21 ali1234: right, or provide patches Sep 07 19:04:35 i585 is just Pentium 1, i686 is PentiumPro (i.e. SMP support and beyond) Sep 07 19:04:35 odin_: yeah, except that most packages don't run on 80386 processors anymore Sep 07 19:05:05 so i585 is as dead as 486/386 practically Sep 07 19:05:08 ali1234: as a fun issue, i have glib2 failing to build Sep 07 19:05:12 i don't understand why Sep 07 19:05:16 (test cases fail) Sep 07 19:05:23 Qt for example doesn't run on the original 80386 or 80486 Sep 07 19:05:25 opps keep saying 585 s/585/586/ Sep 07 19:05:35 some later 486 have the necessary instructions Sep 07 19:05:48 hint: thats not 486 :P Sep 07 19:06:30 linux kernel still builds on everything I assume Sep 07 19:06:38 which is the benchmark Sep 07 19:06:46 is the technological issue poor SMP awareness (in 386/486/486) ? Sep 07 19:06:53 no Sep 07 19:06:56 missing instructions Sep 07 19:06:56 which is now needed by Qt since everything is SMP aware Sep 07 19:07:00 ali1234: i don't personally have time to work on it, but good workmanship can make patches that work both on non-ssse3 (we should really get a name for this) without changing atom gcc/whatever behaviour Sep 07 19:07:13 which ones ? atomic exchange/compare/swap ? Sep 07 19:07:30 personally, I think that an SSE2 build is the biggest leap Sep 07 19:07:36 odin_: yes Sep 07 19:07:40 odin_: also atomic fetch-and-add Sep 07 19:07:58 then I am correct, poor SMP awareness is the technological issue with supporting 386/486/586 Sep 07 19:08:13 well, no. You don't need SMP to need atomic ops. Sep 07 19:08:24 Stskeeps: but this is getting sidetracked from the meta issue again. is your i586 build a meego community project? if yes, why isn't it available on meego.com? Sep 07 19:08:26 386 can interrupt any process at any instruction Sep 07 19:08:27 but they were introduced BECAUSE of SMP Sep 07 19:08:40 external interrupts, including a time-sharing kernel Sep 07 19:08:46 ali1234: cos cbuild.meego.com isn't set up yet :) Sep 07 19:08:48 not mid instruction but at the start or end of instruction Sep 07 19:08:55 odin_: yes Sep 07 19:09:05 odin_: but it can interrupt between two instructions Sep 07 19:09:05 ali1234: to be specific it's in my homedir on the maemo.org obs which was for testing purposes Sep 07 19:09:18 odin_: if you don't have an atomic fetch-and-add instruction, you can't guarantee the atomicity Sep 07 19:09:21 ok but even the i386 has the LOCK instruction prefix Sep 07 19:09:30 but not XADD Sep 07 19:09:34 ali1234: the reasoning for having seperate build.meego.com and cbuild.meego.com is a valid concern when you've tried working with OBS build avalanches for a while.. Sep 07 19:09:35 sure but that was for SMP awareness Sep 07 19:09:40 Stskeeps: i mean why isn't it available on the meego.com/downloads Sep 07 19:09:53 I'm pretty sure 386 and 486 supported SMP Sep 07 19:10:11 ali1234: cos it's not part of project process and most importantly, non-QA'ed and i haven't committed to maintaining it. Sep 07 19:10:13 yes they did from companies like corollary who make expensive specialised chipsets to do it Sep 07 19:10:21 anyway, that's not importnat Sep 07 19:10:34 but it was the PentiumPro which was the first CPU and chipset that supported it that was cheap and anyone could do it Sep 07 19:10:36 I doubt it makes any economic sense to target those chips today Sep 07 19:10:38 Stskeeps: what commitment has been made for the other versions? Sep 07 19:10:51 i586 and i686 are the baseline Sep 07 19:11:04 and if there's any big jump in performance, it's SSE2 support Sep 07 19:11:05 ali1234: intel has committed to maintaining their toolchain and OBS build resources Sep 07 19:11:14 ali1234: arm is committed by nokia to maintain Sep 07 19:11:20 (and hopefully soon othes) Sep 07 19:11:26 what does "maintain" mean? Sep 07 19:11:56 in case bug reports come in that are whatever-specific, you are responsible to fix the issue in reasonable time Sep 07 19:12:10 ie, glibc can't lay broken for several months Sep 07 19:12:15 because, as discussed earlier, the nokia definition of "maintain" seems to mean "fulfills the feature requirement" where "features" means "what works when we shove it out the door" Sep 07 19:12:30 right, this isn't the nokia definition Sep 07 19:12:50 so, if all i have to do is make some patches, define the feature list as "what currently works" and then keep it online in perpituity, and close all bug reports as "WONTFIX" then, i think i canhandle that Sep 07 19:13:26 uhm.. Sep 07 19:13:26 :P Sep 07 19:13:47 I really don't think it is such a huge issue, remember we would be standing on the shoulders of giants, who shall be doing all the heavy lifting :P Sep 07 19:14:01 can we cut the sarcasm and talk how things -actually- are done? :P Sep 07 19:14:08 i am not being sarcastic Sep 07 19:14:15 i really would be quite happy to do that Sep 07 19:14:18 maintaining means "keep it working" Sep 07 19:14:25 why would it stop working? Sep 07 19:14:31 I look at an i386/486 as simply a reference implementation for SDK purpose and the like but an 586/686 (whatever you call it) for legacy intel devices :P Sep 07 19:14:32 things stop working occasionally Sep 07 19:14:35 patches stop applying Sep 07 19:14:36 being realistic isn't helpful here ;fb Sep 07 19:14:37 maintaining means committing to the feature process Sep 07 19:14:38 only if the code changed Sep 07 19:14:51 ali1234: in any normal distro, this does Sep 07 19:14:58 we've had glibc break at upgrades quite often Sep 07 19:15:11 who's upgrading? Sep 07 19:15:17 you want updates? Sep 07 19:15:19 we follow upstream versions Sep 07 19:15:21 gcc managed to break its own libffi Sep 07 19:15:43 breaks happen Sep 07 19:16:05 ali1234: well, just telling you the way that build targets are actually handled in the project process Sep 07 19:16:13 although one would hope that a given project would have tests to ensure the code it ships is self consistent Sep 07 19:16:16 ali1234: library upgrades will happen, kernel upgrades will happen, etc. Sep 07 19:16:32 and your build target has to have a green 'succeeded' each week Sep 07 19:16:48 stskeeps: what happens when a taregt doesn't? Sep 07 19:16:52 I think OBS really does cut a lot of work down, compare to previous method of package maintenance Sep 07 19:17:09 nokia internally manages not to have one of those for a couple of weeks at a time Sep 07 19:17:26 but build.meego.com needs to provide at least read-only access to all packages Sep 07 19:17:44 odin_: i agree with that, could you open a bug report linking to openness metabug? Sep 07 19:17:46 if the hold up is that some packages are binary only, I think a seperate meego core OBS should be used to handle those Sep 07 19:17:56 odin_: no hold-up Sep 07 19:18:00 * Cosmo[PB] gets annoyed and gives up Sep 07 19:18:04 apt-get install this Sep 07 19:18:09 well I guess we're all waiting for OBS 2.1 to be installed because of the ACLs Sep 07 19:18:11 can't install, dependances not met Sep 07 19:18:16 well bloody well install them Sep 07 19:18:21 odin: does it not do that today? Sep 07 19:18:25 odin_: I think that was blocking on the upgrade to 2.x. Which introduced acls for that? Sep 07 19:18:29 timeless: it impacts QA directly, test results, that we don't get binaries build against the right api mix, bug reports may be already outdated.. Sep 07 19:18:34 so that the binary only packages don't have their source code leaked ? I am thinking source code such as this should never be uploaded outside of Nokia Sep 07 19:18:39 Hmm lag ;) Sep 07 19:18:52 again, technical details. the issue is that intel holds the community to a higher standard than itself Sep 07 19:18:52 * timeless needs to get mxr.meego.org cron'd Sep 07 19:19:24 for example, intel does not worry about applying patches with break on non-ssse3 machines, so why should i care about making patches which do anything more than revert the broken intel patches? Sep 07 19:19:25 it was May when I was first told OBS will be with us in 2 weeks (at that time is was the community obs platform) but it does come to light that even build.meego.com used to create code is behind closed doors Sep 07 19:19:27 ali1234: no, when x86 things build arm things, we get a bit angry Sep 07 19:19:44 same will go for whatever breaking x86, or whatever breaking arm Sep 07 19:20:44 if meego was a real community project, it would not accept patches from intel that break i586 compatibility Sep 07 19:20:58 ali1234: because simply reverting a patch without constructive discussion is rude Sep 07 19:21:01 that's my definition :) Sep 07 19:21:16 ali1234: if Intel breaks a non-SSSE3 build, then you have the right to have them fix it Sep 07 19:21:20 but simply reverting? no Sep 07 19:21:48 ok fair enough Sep 07 19:21:51 thiago: i don't see why anyone should be able to push such a break Sep 07 19:22:09 timeless: now that processes are up and running, we do catch issues early on Sep 07 19:22:12 because they paid for the equipment Sep 07 19:22:17 in realm:mozilla.org, you're expected to push to a "try" server which builds on all supported platforms Sep 07 19:22:32 timeless: they shouldn't, but stuff happens Sep 07 19:22:34 so if i fix up all of meego, and then maintain and support it to the same standard as intel and nokia do for their builds, can i get a commitment from intel that all their subsequent patches will be non-ssse3 friendly? Sep 07 19:22:40 in realm:mozilla.org, you're expected to push to a "try" server which builds on all supported platforms Sep 07 19:22:43 well, i'm now using o2 for internet access Sep 07 19:22:46 timeless: if the breakage is caught before accepted, then it should get fixed Sep 07 19:22:46 and if for some reason you do manage to push something which breaks a supported platform Sep 07 19:22:52 timeless: if it leaks through, it should still get fixed Sep 07 19:23:03 you're expected to fix it or back out w/in a few hours Sep 07 19:23:06 or do i basically have to follow intel around with a dustpan and brush, fixing every patch they ever make? Sep 07 19:23:11 timeless: same for Qt, but unfortunately not all builds are fast enough Sep 07 19:23:18 you are not allowed to leave a break in Sep 07 19:23:29 timeless: that ARM processor feature detection I added to Qt, for example, passed the first stage Sep 07 19:23:36 but it broke on slower builds Sep 07 19:23:43 timeless, how many platforms does mozilla codebase build against? Sep 07 19:23:45 and if you do, it is perfectly legal for anyone to back you ot Sep 07 19:23:50 I *still* had to fix it, though Sep 07 19:24:05 hmm... you know, I agree Sep 07 19:24:11 you have to cut a little slack, due to the "newness" of MeeGo, however they can only have so much time to sort stuff out that was promised a while ago (or on the outset) Sep 07 19:24:29 lcuk: more than meego Sep 07 19:24:33 arm, ppc, x86, x86-64 at least, not counting sparc and a few others Sep 07 19:24:37 * Cosmo[PB] sighs Sep 07 19:24:37 but on the other hand, there's such a thing as the value of a platform Sep 07 19:24:38 ali1234: denying a change to go into trunk is a delay that costs money and time in practice. but over time, things even out and people think before committing broken code. Sep 07 19:24:48 timeless, heh, ok so oyu have similar expanse as qt Sep 07 19:24:51 you Sep 07 19:25:04 when we release Qt, we ensure that it builds on all Tier 1 and 2 platforms Sep 07 19:25:05 ali1234: as well as QA would say there's something wrong when non-ssse3 suddenly stops working Sep 07 19:25:07 Stskeeps, when its against an intel product though Sep 07 19:25:12 thats just due diligence :P Sep 07 19:25:13 but if problems exist on others? We won't stop the release. Sep 07 19:25:34 the problem is that Intel has put SSSE3 requirement on the table, but the community is rejecting it Sep 07 19:25:35 breakages on Tier 2 platforms are allowed to exist for some time. They have to be fixed eventually though. Sep 07 19:26:05 lcuk: we're both cross platform toolkits, yes Sep 07 19:26:05 and Intel claim the community is important, there is nothing wrong with an SSSE3 requirement whoever the community would like their say about the hoops that Intel must jump Sep 07 19:26:06 fwiw, i'm on a train w/ 3g or no signal (and one to two bars when i'm lucky) Sep 07 19:26:08 odin_: i'm pro SSSE3 but i'm also pro a non-SSSE3 build. Sep 07 19:26:09 odin_: I wouldn't say rejecting. No one is opposing an SSSE3-optimised build. Sep 07 19:26:11 indeed Sep 07 19:26:17 odin_: but only that? no, that is opposed. Sep 07 19:26:18 and the problem as I see it, is that Intel is not listening Sep 07 19:26:18 yeah Sep 07 19:26:21 it's not all black and white Sep 07 19:26:43 most non-SSE3 machines are faster anyway since the atom is geared for low end battery saving etc Sep 07 19:26:50 SSSE3 Sep 07 19:27:04 if someone came and said "here, we're giving resources to a MIPS build", would you oppose? Sep 07 19:27:20 "no, we need a non-SSSE3 x86 build, so you can't add MIPS" Sep 07 19:27:35 Stskeeps, yes I am that too, I agree Intel should have their optimized build as I think this is good, but... their methods need to be tweaked a little Sep 07 19:27:45 odin_: patches. :) Sep 07 19:27:48 * thiago_home agrees on that Sep 07 19:27:50 fwiw, i had a 45min long phone call w/ a guy in london today Sep 07 19:27:52 (i was in london, but the tube strike prevented a more traditional coffee) Sep 07 19:27:53 thiago_home: what if someone came in and said "we are buying meego from intel and nokia, we're turning off all the existing build workers and in future will only provide mips builds" Sep 07 19:28:09 ali1234: well, you can't buy open source Sep 07 19:28:20 patches to what ? the OBS is closed.. there is not even read-only access to build.meego.com to download the SCM copy of the system, to my own OBS platform to build stuff (we I shall write a bug shortly) Sep 07 19:28:22 ali1234: fork! :) Sep 07 19:28:28 "we will submit patches which break building on x86, but if you want to fix them, that's up to you. but we wont help you in any way, in fact, we will make it as difficult for you as we can" Sep 07 19:28:38 what was interesting was that he underlined the need for a platform to have a healthy "ecosystem" Sep 07 19:28:51 ali1234: that I agree with you Sep 07 19:28:56 X-Fade, yes I think I can run a meego alternative SDK/arch form OBS, only thing I need is distribution points/mirrors Sep 07 19:29:10 ali1234: these patches originated from pre meego times. we weren't rebuilding the entire OS from scratch Sep 07 19:29:15 ali1234: we did rip out a fair bit though.. Sep 07 19:29:21 I might be away from the builds, but where exactly are the SSSE3 optimisations hampering non-SSSE3? Sep 07 19:29:33 err, isn't obs an open source product? Sep 07 19:29:35 thiago_home: nobody even knows for sure :( Sep 07 19:29:43 The thing with opensource is, if the main project goes into a direction a lot of people don't like; you can always fork the project. Sep 07 19:29:43 timeless: yes Sep 07 19:29:48 Worst case of course. Sep 07 19:29:53 Stskeeps, no but some of us _DO_ wish to rebuild the entire OS from scratch and have been waiting for the opportunity do so do since June, within the OBS framework and the wiki guidlines to do this Sep 07 19:30:04 x-fade: doesn't work Sep 07 19:30:13 what matters is where the mony is Sep 07 19:30:15 odin_: if you set up your own OBS, what's missing? Sep 07 19:30:24 honest question, I don't know Sep 07 19:30:24 odin_: grab rpms, import rpms to obs, import prjconf, import srpms Sep 07 19:30:33 SRPMS don't cut it, I want access to api.meego.com and build.meego.com to use 'osc' Sep 07 19:30:39 odin_: but why do you need it? Sep 07 19:30:45 if I am going to grab SRPMS I might as well do it from source, like gnu.org for GCC Sep 07 19:30:59 SRPMS == obs package contents Sep 07 19:31:01 odin_: in theory everything you need for that is available, but in practice the whole system is so buggy and hard to use that it is almost impossible to set up your own Sep 07 19:31:23 what would help there? Sep 07 19:31:37 if it is impossible, why have companies and even myself managed to do it? Sep 07 19:31:37 :P Sep 07 19:31:57 to take the openSUSE example, I can checkout a project/package locally, I can not do this with MeeGo until then the SRPM are nothing more than any other closed system that must honor their GPL legal requirements Sep 07 19:32:12 Stskeeps: cos you have lbt to help you :) Sep 07 19:32:25 Stskeeps: i said "almost" impossible :) Sep 07 19:32:59 For the community OBS we also just import packages. We don't need API access. Sep 07 19:33:09 odin_: what is missing then? Is it some sort of "distribution build rules", package manifests? Sep 07 19:33:10 I don't need community OBS, I have my own Sep 07 19:33:13 We just import packages from the mirror. Sep 07 19:33:22 I am after read-only access to MeeGo core, what you want to be my "upstream" Sep 07 19:33:42 if I can't use it as a proper upstream, should I bypass it ? Sep 07 19:33:47 grab GCC from gnu.org Sep 07 19:33:56 how about I not use the name meego either Sep 07 19:34:07 do you know why this hasn't been offered yet? Sep 07 19:34:08 odin_: if you want a real reason why use srpms .. build.meego.com uplink is bloody slow. Sep 07 19:34:12 any technical reason? Sep 07 19:34:18 or just "hasn't happened"? Sep 07 19:34:39 I dont want to upload I shall mirror, automatically Sep 07 19:34:44 *uplink Sep 07 19:34:45 odin_: no, but it uploads to you Sep 07 19:34:53 at whooping 20k/s at times Sep 07 19:34:59 it gets tiring Sep 07 19:35:00 thats ok, I won't be standing waiting around for it Sep 07 19:35:14 as I shall only work with versions that my OBS managed to mirror Sep 07 19:35:57 Stskeeps: what odin is asking for, is it hard to enable access to? Sep 07 19:35:59 but it does allow me to sent patches upstream based on the same SVM revision numbers as MeeGo core, this makes maintenance easier for all Sep 07 19:36:09 odin_: we don't use svn revisions in meego submissions Sep 07 19:36:31 read-only access to build.meego.com/api.meego.com to get visibility on the SVM side of the input projects/packages of MeeGo Core (so they can be mirrored) Sep 07 19:36:34 patches are made as diffs, ie, target package differed with origin packages Sep 07 19:36:50 osc ls --verbose myProject/myPackage Sep 07 19:36:53 moco is driving mozilla in a direction which means dropping support for various platforms Sep 07 19:37:05 the community doesn't necessarily like this Sep 07 19:37:20 but the community doesn't have the resources to counter moco Sep 07 19:37:28 a fork isn't sustainable Sep 07 19:37:38 timeless: mozilla corporation? Sep 07 19:37:45 (sorry, trian found a network dead spot) Sep 07 19:37:58 thiago, yes MoCo as opposed to MoFo Sep 07 19:38:07 s/trian/train/ Sep 07 19:38:08 thiago_home: probably not, hence why i ask him to file a openness bug Sep 07 19:38:14 * Cosmo[PB] wishs moco wasn't on his highlight list Sep 07 19:38:26 cosmo: why is it? Sep 07 19:38:40 odin_: please try asking for that access Sep 07 19:38:44 thiago_home: i do worry about resource usage and would propose a limit on mbs-per-day per ip or whatever Sep 07 19:38:58 as people should for most purposes, mirror daily, or weekly Sep 07 19:39:04 heh thats ok I have a class C lols Sep 07 19:39:14 Stskeeps: like I said, I don't know OBS Sep 07 19:39:17 :nod: Sep 07 19:39:28 but my imagination says it has a bunch of build rules and package manifests, plus the SRPMS Sep 07 19:39:45 odin_: do consider if binaries list == the name of daily package, to download from a mirror instead though.. Sep 07 19:39:52 odin_: er, srpm list Sep 07 19:39:53 the SRPMS can be obtained from repo, which has decent bandwidth Sep 07 19:40:01 yes it outputs RPMs and SRPMs from source inputs, stored under Source Control Management Sep 07 19:40:07 why is bandwidth an issue for the OBS then? Sep 07 19:40:20 thiago_home: not sure, but it is Sep 07 19:40:29 i'd assume cpu should be a bigger issue Sep 07 19:40:29 for daily development i see no reason why people can't access things read-only Sep 07 19:40:32 VPN? Sep 07 19:40:37 thiago_home: api fetches are basically svn checkouts. Sep 07 19:40:48 api?? Sep 07 19:40:53 thiago_home: So there is database overhead iirc. Sep 07 19:41:08 grr, hg/git, please Sep 07 19:41:12 svn=bad Sep 07 19:41:31 timeless: what do you guys use in mozilla nowadays? Sep 07 19:41:34 timeless: osc downloads packages through the obs api. Sep 07 19:41:49 hg Sep 07 19:41:58 well the exact SCM system is wrapped by the "osc" utility which is/are python script(s) to managing your relationship with the api.meego.com to do stuff (like checkout, commit, build, etc...) Sep 07 19:42:06 X-Fade: so you're saying that a proper input for an OBS is not the SRPM? Sep 07 19:42:24 for mozilla firefox and related Sep 07 19:42:25 webtools can use other things Sep 07 19:42:31 thiago_home: No, there is version control too. Sep 07 19:42:32 thiago_home: you should get a demo sometime.. Sep 07 19:42:51 Stskeeps: I should find the time for that... Sep 07 19:42:52 nope a package, which is a collection of dirs/files, usually with less than 6, as the package itself may well be in *.tar.gz form Sep 07 19:43:02 Stskeeps: I've been in Nuremberg and didn't get time for that then either. Sep 07 19:43:23 so the entire tree of the package, is not in SCM just the *.tar.gz you downloaded from say gnu.org Sep 07 19:43:32 odin_: what else is there? Sep 07 19:43:37 odin_: patches and the SPEC file? Sep 07 19:43:40 yes yes Sep 07 19:43:46 anything to make it build and package it up Sep 07 19:43:52 so it's an unpackaged SRPM Sep 07 19:44:03 that is unique to that package (i.e. part of that package) Sep 07 19:44:17 well I would think you can use an SRPM easily Sep 07 19:44:28 you just need to build a project and package configure Sep 07 19:44:31 but from what I understand (from you), it's not as easy Sep 07 19:44:33 thiago/odii:: minus the sources? Sep 07 19:44:51 but the problem with SRPM you don't get to see what MeeGo core is doing between revisions, you loose that info and the ability to track what is doing on, without needing to guess or ask Sep 07 19:45:14 odin_: Well there is the changlog. Sep 07 19:45:23 odin_: I see Sep 07 19:45:24 But packaging changes are not in there of course. Sep 07 19:45:24 where as this info is contained via the SCM inside the OBS server, yes a changelog exists Sep 07 19:45:33 odin_: you do want to see the changes to the patches and the SPEC file Sep 07 19:45:54 odin_: know any ruby? Sep 07 19:45:59 yes to better maintain a downstream version, reducing the communication costs between me and the maintainer of MeeGo core Sep 07 19:46:21 it sounds all reasonable, if it were not for the bandwidth issue Sep 07 19:46:44 if it doesn't bother you and you don't abuse it, it sounds like a service to be offered Sep 07 19:46:45 well, i think it can be asked in openness bug if there's a genuine valid concern Sep 07 19:46:45 Stskeeps, not enough ruby and not enough python :( sh/perl I do grok Sep 07 19:47:13 if BW is an issue, read-only non-anonymous accounts can be given Sep 07 19:47:24 I was nto aware of a bandwidth issue until the last few minutes, but that to me sounds like a fixable issue by the power that be Sep 07 19:47:58 Well it is not bandwidth, it is server load to the api server. Sep 07 19:48:16 how much load does it have/need, there must be less than 100 committers ? Sep 07 19:48:31 But that should be able to be fixed by loadbalancing or something like that. Sep 07 19:48:37 x-fade: that should be solvable by replacing vn w/ hg/git Sep 07 19:48:41 * thiago_home guesses it's not the committers, but the build itself Sep 07 19:48:43 how does build.openSUSE manage ? Sep 07 19:48:56 remember it's building all the time Sep 07 19:48:58 you're clearly using a tool which doesn't fit the task Sep 07 19:49:03 odin_: boatload of resources Sep 07 19:49:11 big donated servers Sep 07 19:49:19 well I think of it like this, once I get a copy of the data off OBS I won't need to access it again Sep 07 19:49:28 * thiago_home remembers SUSE had a 64-CPU machine at one point Sep 07 19:49:29 and all my work is then offloaded to my own OBS platform Sep 07 19:49:32 stskeeps: intel/nokia are starving? Sep 07 19:49:42 it did the KDE conversion to SVN in 13 hours back in 2005 Sep 07 19:49:48 Anyway, there will be new core obs servers soon. So I guess that issue will go away. Sep 07 19:50:12 yes obs-server version 2.1 (with ACL support) :) Sep 07 19:50:16 timeless: nah, I've had dinner :-) Sep 07 19:50:20 yeah suse seems to have some very shiny systems Sep 07 19:50:24 odin_: no, actual hardware. Sep 07 19:50:44 thiago: i had mine on the train Sep 07 19:50:55 but i didn't say starving their devs directly Sep 07 19:51:02 either way, openness bug it is Sep 07 19:51:08 it sounds like a good way ahead Sep 07 19:51:12 is this the _SAME_ hardware that was coming soon, back in May 2010 ? and the estimation then was 2 weeks to get something up, which then turned into, everyone waiting for the man at the data centre to do something with it, then turned into no one knew where there servers are, etc.. Sep 07 19:51:22 odin_: no, this isn't cbuild Sep 07 19:51:22 :P Sep 07 19:51:25 odin_: No. Sep 07 19:51:45 odin_: You missed the word core in my sentence :) Sep 07 19:51:46 sadly the pub at the train station while good at making food wasn't very familiar w/ "to do" Sep 07 19:51:53 it is holiday season for northern hemisphere folks and we've had the world cup and such, but it almost conference time ! Sep 07 19:51:57 they didn't initially have takaway drinks Sep 07 19:52:09 and didn't include utensils or napkins :o Sep 07 19:52:41 odin: it's a bit late for normal northerners to take summer vacation Sep 07 19:52:53 i taked mine in the fall to coincide w/ holy days Sep 07 19:53:11 lcuk, my Joggler activities have taken a back seat due to the Nexus Meego port. But I have had a number of requests for updates since the EMGD drivers were pulled from repo.meego and we now have the official EMGD release. Too many projects not enough time. Sep 07 19:53:14 * theopensourcerer is installing Maverick on his netbook with a btrfs filesystem. Sep 07 19:53:34 Opps sorry - wrong window :-( Sep 07 19:53:39 ok vgrade thanks for info Sep 07 19:55:06 lcuk, to provide images for the Joggler is a tricky one Sep 07 19:55:24 vgrade, hence me saying it would have to be official Sep 07 19:56:09 lcuk, but you can download the EMGD drivers without entering into a EULA Sep 07 19:56:18 only when you execute the driver exe Sep 07 19:56:51 but that happens after the image is made Sep 07 19:56:56 so if we could set up an image download which asked for acceptance of the EULA then we should be in the clear Sep 07 19:58:05 talk to a lawyer first Sep 07 19:58:05 :P Sep 07 19:58:27 still, teaching people to create an image is a valuable lesson Sep 07 19:59:12 Stskeeps, yeah sure Sep 07 19:59:54 Stskeeps, I agree but it is a steep learning curve Sep 07 20:01:13 it is Sep 07 20:01:18 and it should be less steper Sep 07 20:01:18 :P Sep 07 20:02:03 Stskeeps, on the legal front, is not what I proposed exactly what we had to do for a IEGD moblin image download? Sep 07 20:02:14 how is mic2 + btrfs doing? is btrfs likely for 1.1 ? Sep 07 20:03:53 vgrade: yes, but yours is not the eula to give.. Sep 07 20:03:58 * timeless would hope mic2 has very little direct relation to btrfs Sep 07 20:04:03 odin_: another good question Sep 07 20:07:02 timeless, well I think btrfs is hoped for in MeeGo 1.1, but it requires mic2 to create images, but that has a bug/problem, so "mic" is being used instead, so no direct relation Sep 07 20:07:47 uhm.. Sep 07 20:07:47 :P Sep 07 20:08:05 no, mic2 is the image creator of meego, and there's a problem generating btrfs images with it Sep 07 20:08:21 it's used interchangeably with mic Sep 07 20:08:22 :P Sep 07 20:10:41 does "mic" support btrfs as well ? Sep 07 20:12:03 mic==mic2==image-creator==the thing formerly known as moblin image creator Sep 07 20:12:04 :P Sep 07 20:12:31 sure.. but can btrfs images be created with mic then ? Sep 07 20:12:33 now we just use a funky symbol to refer to it Sep 07 20:12:37 :P Sep 07 20:13:34 odin_: some problems Sep 07 20:13:35 :P Sep 07 20:20:04 supposedly there's a semi-working mic now that does btrfs images Sep 07 20:20:15 hopefully it'll get fixed soon Sep 07 20:27:07 anyone from Tampere, Finland around? Sep 07 20:27:47 if you want to be part of Tampere MeeGo Network, visit http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=1378 Sep 07 20:32:59 hey kyb3R Sep 07 20:33:07 http://wiki.meego.com/Community_Office/Marketing/Local_MeeGo_Networks Sep 07 20:33:13 would you like it added to that page? Sep 07 20:34:04 sure Sep 07 20:34:28 seems that we will have punch of ppl interested about it Sep 07 20:36:51 is it a candidate or confirmed? Sep 07 20:37:05 still a candidate Sep 07 20:37:20 what's the name of the place? Sep 07 20:37:42 okay got it Sep 07 20:37:52 next question, does S come before or after T? Sep 07 20:37:52 :) Sep 07 20:37:53 * Cosmo[PB] blushes Sep 07 20:40:20 kyb3R: added :) Sep 07 20:40:46 CosmoHill: thanks :) Sep 07 20:45:25 * CosmoHill feels helpful Sep 07 20:48:05 a little help sometimes saves the day for both parties :) Sep 07 20:57:46 how extensively d-bs is used on meego? Sep 07 20:57:55 d-bus, even Sep 07 21:00:22 a lot Sep 07 21:02:20 CosmoHill, signed up for Cambridge, just down the road from me Sep 07 21:05:46 vgrade: cool Sep 07 21:05:52 I knew this would happen tho Sep 07 21:06:03 people talking to me about cambridge Sep 07 21:06:44 my time in Cambridge consisted of one long anxiety attack >.< Sep 07 21:07:25 CosmoHill: this is why man invented drugs and alcohol Sep 07 21:07:29 :P Sep 07 21:07:46 I stopped taking them when they stopped having an affect Sep 07 21:07:55 also you can't go to a uni open day drunk Sep 07 21:08:13 you can if you're irish Sep 07 21:08:17 :P Sep 07 21:08:20 *Ba-dum-ching* Sep 07 21:08:23 hehe Sep 07 21:08:35 my late grandma hated the irish Sep 07 21:08:41 or if you happen to be from Newcastle Sep 07 21:08:45 *zing* Sep 07 21:08:47 :P Sep 07 21:09:04 * CosmoHill looks down at the football shirt Sep 07 21:09:06 wrong team Sep 07 21:09:30 what team? Sep 07 21:09:37 Reading FC Sep 07 21:09:45 cool ok Sep 07 21:10:15 some of the security guards asked me about it saying he doesn't see it often Sep 07 21:10:30 manchester will need a meego presence at some point Sep 07 21:10:31 better than the last one that spoke to me demanding £10 to release my car Sep 07 21:10:53 heh :) Sep 07 21:11:14 they gave me directions to two cash machines Sep 07 21:14:08 anyone interested in Glasgow? Sep 07 21:15:01 Stskeeps: a lot, meaning more or less than on maemo? :) Sep 07 21:15:29 I've just seen a picture of my op jumping off a cliff Sep 07 21:15:32 lilterary off a cliff Sep 07 21:15:39 http://adventure.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/trips/americas-best-adventures/wingsuit-flying/ Sep 07 21:20:17 if anyone wants glasgow I was gonna suggest http://www.esc-games.com as the venue? Sep 07 21:20:56 I must be old or retarded because I had to check some of twitter terms from the Web Sep 07 21:21:22 lol Sep 07 21:21:25 means you're human Sep 07 21:24:07 :) Sep 07 21:28:02 hi guys- very general problem here. what would be the proper way of adding completely new software stack support to meego? Sep 07 21:28:10 are there any resources describing how it should be done "the right way"? Sep 07 21:28:48 in Android these issues are resolved by setting up a service that is talking with SW stack, which is built on top of HW drivers. Apps are using very simple API, that talks directly to service Sep 07 21:29:34 ah - and I forgot to add - I am a complete noob in meego ;] what I've done so far is built it from scratch and did some fooling around Sep 07 21:29:46 but have no idea on the overall architecture ;] Sep 07 21:29:56 I have no idea but someone around here might do Sep 07 21:30:59 nazgee, "new software stack"? you mean a set of libraries and apps to use those new libraries and how they interact with the UX? Sep 07 21:31:00 what does the "software stack" concept mean to you ? Sep 07 21:31:43 to be more precise - company i work for is wondering on giving a meego support for NFC Sep 07 21:31:52 Nexus One instructions added to http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/MSMQSD Sep 07 21:31:54 generally you should expect all HW drivers to be supplied by MeeGo core + vendor additions, so you are left with a programming API to use them Sep 07 21:32:40 nazgee, ? nfc - nearfieldcomms stuff? Sep 07 21:32:49 wont this be part of the low level drivers? Sep 07 21:32:54 those programming APIs in MeeGo are generally C/C++ based ones, where as I believe in Android they are Java/Dalvik based ones and because of the VM they need an additional layer to expose the HW to the language/VM Sep 07 21:32:56 is it not exposed as a new networking device? Sep 07 21:33:08 lcuk: yep. we would like to do something like bluez does for bluetooth, but aiming particulary for meego Sep 07 21:33:22 ok then you should be talking to the qt teams Sep 07 21:33:49 because this if I am thinking right will require some low level talking to drivers as well as api expansions? Sep 07 21:34:00 but the problem is, that drivers for NFC chips are just a tip of the iceberg - there has to be *a lot* of stack implemented to support different standards Sep 07 21:34:05 are you aiming to make the api/support generic Sep 07 21:34:18 the one unique selling point for MeeGo to me, is the development environment is the same as Desktop and Server linux, on Android this is not the case Sep 07 21:34:19 so that I could install on X meego device whether or not it has specific NFC hardware? Sep 07 21:34:38 e.g., one can want to switch on support for proximity tags detection, register some callbacks, etc. Sep 07 21:36:09 nazgee, for a brand new stack in flux it will take a while to get right and you should really be considering some specific consultancy between yourself and the qt guys. i strongly suggest you look at how other "new technologies" have ended up in qt and the issues Sep 07 21:37:02 lcuk: stack is already developed, and it works for quite a lot of devices/standards Sep 07 21:37:26 so believe, the biggest problem would be doing it the meggo way Sep 07 21:37:49 for me Qt is just a UI toolkit, but isn't nokia pushing it to be the APIs for its handsets, which encompass everything from threading, to database, to storage, to hardware access, sort of makes sense to throw the Symbian guys a bone Sep 07 21:38:33 nazgee, published and open? Sep 07 21:38:57 not fully yet Sep 07 21:39:16 is there anywhere I can readup on how far you have got? Sep 07 21:39:26 * lcuk has specific interest in NFC Sep 07 21:40:30 i am just a bystander - not a core developer, and I am at the stage of gaining knowledge on meego porting - if it is feasible, and what it would require Sep 07 21:40:42 nazgee, does it fallback onto BT/wifi in absence of NFC chip (I read it was oing to try) Sep 07 21:40:44 ahh Sep 07 21:41:40 no, it does not. the only way it is connected with BT, is that it allows to exhange passkeys via NFC instead of manually entering pins Sep 07 21:42:01 of course, if app/bluez is willing to use it ;] Sep 07 21:42:03 bah! Sep 07 21:42:56 NFC is a bit aside of BT/WLAN and i believe these should be considered separately Sep 07 21:43:45 if platform has no NFC chip, .ko won't load, the stack just would not start-up - nothing bad happens Sep 07 21:44:20 ok so it is just an alternative to bt Sep 07 21:44:28 * lcuk wonders where he read about blended comms Sep 07 21:44:42 will it blend? Sep 07 21:46:40 lcuk: no it is not an alternative- in fact, it has nothing to do with BT. it allows you to exchange vcard or pincodes, pay for a subway, or read an NFC tag embedded in poster, and get url from it, sou you do not have to type it in manually Sep 07 21:47:06 using it in BT pairing sequence is just an alternative Sep 07 21:47:36 to manually entering pin codes Sep 07 21:49:05 lcuk, btw my windows cluster is working Sep 07 21:49:20 nazgee, i did not mean alternative as in chip compatible, its just another short range mechanism Sep 07 21:49:35 CosmoHill, :D Sep 07 21:49:51 also making way of my pxe grub Sep 07 21:49:57 food for magical midgets Sep 07 21:52:55 I think I know what the N9 has to goo through Sep 07 21:53:15 being with an assigned person at all times and has it's own driver to pick them up and drop them off Sep 07 21:54:53 lcuk: you can not e.g. do streaming via NFC. it is rather designed as touch-A-to-B-and-do-something. i believe pre-paid payment without pin entering is one of a most useful use cases Sep 07 21:55:01 * lcuk cannot find what i was looking for Sep 07 21:56:14 yes i have mixed up technology somewhat and I am trying to find the specific. i know nfc entered my head properly when i was looking at invar Sep 07 21:56:29 ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjSrwpbxyAM ) Sep 07 21:56:43 but the thing i was thinking about which combined wireless was something else Sep 07 21:57:26 BT interworks with WiFi in BT 3.0 spec via so called AMP mechanism Sep 07 21:58:15 when BT needs a lot of bandwidth, it can fallback to use WiFi band, and maximize througput Sep 07 21:58:51 it is not yet implemented in bluez yet - qualcom is pushing patches with it to bluez Sep 07 21:59:55 isn't that what you thought about, lcuk? Sep 07 22:00:46 it possibly is, obviously tonight my head has melted Sep 07 22:01:05 it does not bring back evocative memory though unlike you mentioning nfc at first :P Sep 07 22:04:17 ahh nm Sep 07 22:04:20 * lcuk sleeps on it Sep 07 22:05:13 i see. well- i am familliar with BT and a bit with WIFI and NFC, but nothing else rings the bell. NFC can help in pairing scenario, and WiFi can increase streaming speed - both for the sake of BT. no more inter-protocole relationships i can think of ;] Sep 07 22:15:07 ahh ahh Sep 07 22:15:18 nazgee, completely offbase! http://www.intomobile.com/2010/06/17/nokia-researching-and-developing-cognitive-radio/ Sep 07 22:15:22 thats the one I was thinking of Sep 07 22:18:50 lcuk: cool stuff ;] and nice video Sep 07 22:19:10 indeed, but totally not what you meant! Sep 07 22:19:25 apologies for mixing up Sep 07 22:19:54 lcuk: np Sep 07 22:20:42 strange name: basil. anyone knows anyone with this name? Sep 07 22:23:22 used to be a quite common first name Sep 07 22:24:47 auke: really? i do not think we have it's euqivalent here Sep 07 22:33:06 ok. let's try the other way. what would you say if someone would ask you to approve such a design (from bottom to top): Sep 07 22:33:11 1 (HW served by kernel module, /dev/nfc appears) Sep 07 22:33:15 2 (stack implemented by server/deamon app, which talks with /dev/nfc) Sep 07 22:33:20 3 (.so library, that exposes a simple API, e.g. allowing registering for event of , via NFC tag) Sep 07 22:33:25 this should work as desired (and is actually quite cloce to what is already implemented), but what I'd like to know if meego implies any special restrictions on apps accessing HW (e.g. via mentioned .so) - is there any specific policy for "approved" apps or sth? Sep 07 22:33:30 are there any restrictions on how such an API should look like? C/C++? events registering methods? Sep 07 22:33:36 maybe i am mixing something up, as I am thinking of meego mostly as a stack for mobiles Sep 07 22:34:53 or maybe there are some demands that deamon [2] should meet in order to be done "meegoish"? Sep 07 22:37:17 nazgee: anyone in the UK can tell you "Basil" is a rather ordinary male first name Sep 07 22:38:29 auke: main character was male in lcuk's movie about cognitive radio, and was named basil (or I am completely deaf) Sep 07 22:39:52 lcuk: http://cross-lfs.org/~cosmo/cc/nodes_back.jpg Sep 07 22:40:04 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basil_%28name%29 Sep 07 22:40:28 CosmoHill: are you running LFS? any particular reason why LFS? Sep 07 22:40:50 I'm running LFS on my server Sep 07 22:41:31 I started LFS purely to learn more about linux but now I'm pround to run it on my server Sep 07 22:44:37 LFS gives you total control over your computer as you install and configure everything on the computer Sep 07 22:46:00 the downside is you need to install and configure everything yourself Sep 07 22:48:33 lcuk: personally I'm surpiced the trolly didn't collapse when moving it Sep 07 22:49:51 CosmoHill, it looks quite sturdy, not like the iRaq Sep 07 22:50:10 will chat tomorrow tho :) gnite Sep 07 22:50:16 I was embrassed walking down the hall with that Sep 07 22:50:22 if only I had some WD40 Sep 07 22:50:28 cyas Sep 07 22:50:33 wd40 :-) Sep 07 22:51:25 it's like KY for robots Sep 07 22:51:32 CosmoHill: agreed, it is cool, and can be quite a good lesson. on the other side it is like building a car yourself - you probably can do it (and i am not judging reasoning why to do it), but it seems rather uncommon to NEED it Sep 07 22:52:17 CosmoHill: auch. is KY what I think it is... ? ;] Sep 07 22:52:22 it's a steep learning curve but I think it was worth it for me Sep 07 22:52:33 it's really boosted my linux knowledge Sep 07 22:52:42 yes Sep 07 22:53:43 but you have to admit, it did only part of the job - compiling from scratch does not give you an insight on a rchitecture Sep 07 22:54:14 of the software, rather on relationship between pieces and how they go together Sep 07 22:55:00 it sounds admin-like knowledge to me, not a SW developer Sep 07 22:55:41 which i personally find useful, but not crucial (in my case) Sep 07 22:55:45 for me it's more than just compiling stuff Sep 07 22:56:18 oh. seems i am missing something out of the picture Sep 07 22:57:35 is there an irc client native to meego Sep 07 22:57:47 i went into the software manager and didnt find anything Sep 07 22:57:48 I've taken over control over the IRC server (but in a good way) and become a dev for CLFS Sep 07 22:57:48 I've also started patching some software Sep 07 22:57:55 there is somewhere Sep 07 22:58:28 half the servers i connect to dont accept mibbit. and im not trying to have 1000 tabs open for all their individual webchats Sep 07 22:58:37 freenode included Sep 07 22:59:01 im guessing open office doesnt work either as that wasnt in the deal Sep 07 22:59:23 CosmoHill: ok, then no questions asked Sep 07 22:59:37 hold on Sep 07 23:00:03 16367 apache 30 10 1592 464 400 R 99.9 0.1 11:30.93 s Sep 07 23:00:28 I have a weird feeling someone has screwed with my server Sep 07 23:00:50 where did you leave your screwdriver? Sep 07 23:01:10 is it possible to browse network shares on meego? Sep 07 23:01:25 on my desk I think Sep 07 23:01:43 but I mean that's twice my server has gone poop and eaten my bandwidth Sep 07 23:02:52 =/ Sep 07 23:06:33 it runs a command called "s" Sep 07 23:07:16 night Sep 07 23:07:20 bye vgrade Sep 07 23:10:38 nazgee: the main users of LFS are people who want a custom distro or are just curiouys Sep 07 23:10:57 that is what i thought ;] Sep 07 23:12:38 browsing network shares on meego possible? Sep 07 23:14:18 random question Sep 07 23:14:28 anyone know where I could get IA-64 computer from for cheap? Sep 07 23:15:15 ebay? Sep 07 23:16:06 how does meego apps use BT? is there some kind of Qt class/lib/framework, or pure bluez D-BUS is used? (i believe that when you ask this one, it will be possible the idea to NFC stak I'd like to NFC stack for meego) Sep 07 23:16:20 ebay pissed me off when what I was bidding for went up £40 in the last 60 seconds Sep 07 23:16:47 CosmoHill: that is all about online bidding Sep 07 23:17:06 someone said people buy software to bid for them Sep 07 23:17:46 so I got snipped by software Sep 07 23:18:04 it was a dual 1.4Ghz UltraSPARC III >.< Sep 07 23:20:33 afaik you do not have to buy any SW, just put a max price you're willing to pay, and let it all happen. if you'll set max as $40, and sbdy elske will give $30 as max, you'll end up with buying it for $31 Sep 07 23:21:01 what else (better) this bidding software can do for ya? Sep 07 23:21:11 and some other nut will bid because he gets a thrill out of it Sep 07 23:21:50 then he will have to pay, if he gets over $40 Sep 07 23:22:18 i'm not sure what is the problem Sep 07 23:22:20 I think it just bids for you as if you where bidding, only much faster Sep 07 23:22:32 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Dell-PowerEdge-3250-2x-Intel-ITANIUM-2-1-4-4mbL3-64bit-/160478108147?pt=UK_Computing_Networking_SM&hash=item255d3d99f3 Sep 07 23:23:12 how much power does this thing suck in? Sep 07 23:24:40 no idea Sep 07 23:25:05 i live on 47m^2 with my fiance. she'd kill me for such a stuff laying around. getting a desktop was a bit of a challenge, not to mention ugly-looking rack chassises ;] Sep 07 23:25:38 you should see my cupboard Sep 07 23:25:53 if I close the curtain on it you can't see the stuff and the remotes still work :) Sep 07 23:27:24 do you fit in there too? :) Sep 07 23:27:55 I sat on the desk once and then quickly got off it Sep 07 23:29:07 desks are for keyboard and sex (if there is no keyboard on it) Sep 07 23:30:09 this desk is made out of spare parts Sep 07 23:30:21 two kitchen units and a desk top balanced on top Sep 07 23:30:27 o0 Sep 07 23:31:16 at least you have two kitchen units ;] Sep 07 23:31:19 cb: I found my screw driver btw :) Sep 07 23:31:34 good, so your apache works fine now? Sep 07 23:32:07 http://black-flag.co.uk/files/lair3.jpg Sep 07 23:32:11 what it used to look like Sep 07 23:32:17 seems so Sep 07 23:32:30 where do you put your feet? Sep 07 23:32:42 something was started as the apcahe user ;/ Sep 07 23:32:47 that's a bench I stand up at Sep 07 23:32:54 you can see my old desk on the left Sep 07 23:33:52 does not seem easy to spread your legs down there. you have legs, dont you? ;] Sep 07 23:34:26 it's basically storage Sep 07 23:35:13 http://black-flag.co.uk/files/lair.jpg Sep 07 23:35:34 looks comfy :) Sep 07 23:35:36 :) Sep 07 23:36:25 I'd just been given the G4 in the center elft Sep 07 23:36:29 centre left* Sep 07 23:36:34 how many cpus per m^2 are there? Sep 07 23:36:46 haha Sep 07 23:36:57 I could tell you how many computers are in my room now Sep 07 23:37:10 http://black-flag.co.uk/files/lair4.jpg looks also funny Sep 07 23:37:28 glad it is finite, i was getting jealous Sep 07 23:37:37 you can see the VCR balanced on the sunblade Sep 07 23:38:04 nazgee: I have computers, you have a woman who loves you Sep 07 23:38:19 so you're winning Sep 07 23:38:28 on the plus side I can kick my stuff Sep 07 23:40:14 she's trying to sleep, shouting that i'm typing to loud- i can not do touch typing, i can not dig into kernel till 4 am... + she is not working, so i can not afford all the toys i want Sep 07 23:40:41 of course there are some positives, but don't make think about it Sep 07 23:40:44 ;] Sep 07 23:40:48 I can't afford most things Sep 07 23:40:56 most of my computers have been given to me Sep 07 23:42:28 i live in poland, you win ;] Sep 07 23:43:53 yay Sep 07 23:45:02 ... but yes, we have some computers here ;] Sep 07 23:45:44 I'm limit to where I can have them Sep 07 23:47:57 as in the computer has to go in my bedroom Sep 07 23:48:40 i see Sep 07 23:48:55 * CosmoHill lives with parents Sep 07 23:49:36 at least you don't worry about mortage Sep 07 23:50:06 indeed Sep 07 23:50:43 if i'll decide to buy a flat, i will have to give away 30% of my income for approx 25 years Sep 07 23:50:58 but renting it sucks either Sep 07 23:51:43 I think I'd be very confused living on my own Sep 07 23:52:18 you have to buy food for yourself! Sep 07 23:52:22 I'm fine being left on my own for a while but there's always someone home if I need to speak to someone Sep 07 23:52:44 when my parents went on hoilday I cooked and stuff for me and my bro Sep 07 23:53:51 i hate cooking/eating Sep 07 23:55:19 fully balanced nutritious pill welcome Sep 07 23:55:36 nutritive? Sep 07 23:55:39 A.C.M.E. Instant Food? Sep 07 23:55:49 yes, please Sep 07 23:57:14 it was nothing fancy Sep 07 23:57:37 how does meego apps use BT? is there some kind of Qt class/lib/framework, or pure bluez D-BUS is used? (i believe that when you ask this one, it will be possible the idea to NFC stak I'd like to NFC stack for meego) Sep 07 23:58:11 crap. ask=answer. forgot to correct it Sep 07 23:58:15 anyone? Sep 07 23:59:58 eeeeeh. i should definitely read what i've written before sending it ;] Sep 08 00:01:52 bluetooth? Sep 08 00:02:15 generally speaking: how bluez is used in meego? I am asking, as I believe that using simillar architecture can help us in porting NFC stack for meego, so it can be used coniviniently. Sep 08 00:02:21 at first I thought you meant British Telecom, I was very confused. Sep 08 00:02:23 CosmoHill: yep Sep 08 00:03:28 CosmoHill: I can contribute some pictures of my old room (yes, really crappy quality): http://bwachter.lart.info/public/pictures/nr/ Sep 08 00:03:51 only poop Sep 08 00:04:06 wait is that a bed? Sep 08 00:04:25 rabbit! Sep 08 00:04:38 (you can probably guess what picture I'm looking at by my comments) Sep 08 00:04:41 yes, there's a bed somewhere Sep 08 00:05:25 pictures can't be that old cos you've got Scratch on the ceiling Sep 08 00:05:32 CosmoHill: in polish there is no acronym for BT i can think of, so there is no source of possible confusion, sorry for that Sep 08 00:05:36 but, old room. for example, those crts and that proliant server are no more Sep 08 00:05:45 about 5 years Sep 08 00:06:06 nazgee: BT is the only phone line company in the UK :) Sep 08 00:06:22 but yeah I should have guessed ytou meany bluetooth Sep 08 00:07:20 Aard: i love all the computer gear with the odd soft toy on them Sep 08 00:07:25 Aard: how does it feel to sleep on 5 keyboards? my back wouldn't stand it Sep 08 00:07:39 it's like "geek geek geek teddy bear! geek geek geek" Sep 08 00:07:46 you get used to it ;) Sep 08 00:07:59 hahahah Sep 08 00:08:02 IU've just seen your bed Sep 08 00:08:18 you must wake up hugging a keyboard or something Sep 08 00:08:59 again, old. I've been living in a bigger apartment for the last 5 years with a separate room for all the hardware Sep 08 00:09:20 there is even a spot for a coffe mug! well done ;] Sep 08 00:09:22 but when you lived there did you sleep in that bed? Sep 08 00:09:28 and thrown away >20 x86 boxes in late 2009 when preparing the next move Sep 08 00:09:46 is that a tape drive on your bed? Sep 08 00:09:47 yes. I can live with half the bed, and just move the stuff into the other half :) Sep 08 00:10:13 quite possible Sep 08 00:10:18 you amaze me Sep 08 00:10:28 Aard: next time send these poor boxes somewhere when they want it ;] Sep 08 00:11:18 nazgee: I don't think there was much useful. stuff between 386 and pIII-600 Sep 08 00:12:21 that's an even older version of that room: http://bwachter.lart.info/public/pictures/home/ Sep 08 00:12:47 explains a lot (but don't feel excused) Sep 08 00:15:37 bad thing is, even after throwing out that many boxes there's still too much hardware Sep 08 00:16:21 * CosmoHill is being screwed again by apache Sep 08 00:16:51 don't send pics Sep 08 00:19:08 16090 apache 30 10 1892 692 564 S 0.0 0.1 0:00.06 crond Sep 08 00:19:10 interested Sep 08 00:19:23 my server doesn't have cron installed Sep 08 00:22:04 seems it does now ;] Sep 08 00:22:12 apache 16090 1 0 Sep07 ? 00:00:00 ./crond Sep 08 00:23:11 CosmoHill: ls -la /proc/16090/exe Sep 08 00:23:37 thanks Sep 08 00:24:00 nate@blue[1101]:/tmp $ sudo ls -la /proc/16090/exe Sep 08 00:24:00 lrwxrwxrwx 1 apache apache 0 2010-09-08 01:19 /proc/16090/exe -> /tmp/.b/crond Sep 08 00:24:14 yeah your apache has been hacked Sep 08 00:24:19 any crappy webapps? Sep 08 00:24:43 wordpress and stuff I've programmed Sep 08 00:24:53 PHP? Sep 08 00:24:55 wordpress version? Sep 08 00:24:57 yeah Sep 08 00:25:07 just upgraded wordpress to latest Sep 08 00:25:16 hmm Sep 08 00:25:23 looks like it happened yesterday Sep 08 00:25:23 maybe you should have upgraded earlier :) Sep 08 00:25:24 before or after it was hacked? :P Sep 08 00:25:32 before Sep 08 00:25:50 drwx------ 2 apache apache 4096 2010-09-07 20:00 .b Sep 08 00:25:58 did you FTP into it from a questionable windows machine at any point? Sep 08 00:26:11 FTP can't get to /tmp Sep 08 00:26:27 but apache should be able to write to /tmp Sep 08 00:26:38 the fact it's owned by the apache user very likely means it's a webapp exploit Sep 08 00:27:05 wordpress is the most likely, as any exploits will be very widely tested for and exploited Sep 08 00:27:17 what version did you upgrade from, and how long was it running, and does it have known vulnerabilities Sep 08 00:27:24 are you sure you've upgraded it? Sep 08 00:27:36 Robot101, we had a really wild one creep onto the website at work. it was a virus that infected windows FTP clients, and infected PHP files that were uploaded through it Sep 08 00:27:49 johnx: yeah but, common things to think about first Sep 08 00:28:10 it was quite a common thing at the time at least, hence why I mentioned it ;) Sep 08 00:28:17 other questions - does your kernel have any known vulnerabilities - if so, you could also have a system compromise as well as the apache user - check your kernel is up to date and consider running checkrootkit Sep 08 00:28:31 maybe php myadmin Sep 08 00:28:53 oh yeah - that too. fun fun. search common writable areas like /tmp and /var for suspicious stuff owned by the apache user Sep 08 00:29:35 and, check for any other funky processes running as the apache user (and look in those directories) and move them somewhere else for, well, pondering upon in the future Sep 08 00:29:47 then pkill -9 -u apache Sep 08 00:30:07 I've killed crond Sep 08 00:30:07 also, might want to verify any PHP files on the server against known good copies Sep 08 00:30:35 then see if you can find a known vulnerable webapp and check the logs to see if it looks like that was actually exploited around 2010-09-07 20:00 Sep 08 00:30:52 and yeah, check any PHP files on the system which would be writable by the apache user Sep 08 00:31:18 or, more generally, if this sounds like a hassle and you're not confident, backup, reinstall and you can be 100% sure Sep 08 00:31:44 http://pastebin.cross-lfs.org/13400 Sep 08 00:32:16 uh Sep 08 00:32:21 how old is this server?! Sep 08 00:32:21 also backup and reinstall if: you care about the integrity of your site, you don't want to have to deal with this again when you fail to find the backdoor they got in Sep 08 00:32:34 not that old Sep 08 00:33:06 probably just whacky timestamps inside the tarball then Sep 08 00:33:17 I hope so Sep 08 00:33:39 that's awesome. "We'll use old timestamps to make ourselves look legitimate ... then we'll install to /tmp" Sep 08 00:33:44 do you keep your system up to date with patches from your distro? Sep 08 00:33:51 nope Sep 08 00:33:55 I am my distro :/ Sep 08 00:34:03 ok, just reinstall Sep 08 00:34:21 it's a nice exercise but really, production systems + no security updates = hack Sep 08 00:34:24 also, might want to reinstall a distro that's a little more update-friendly Sep 08 00:34:31 yes, like, a distro. Sep 08 00:34:51 (anyone seen archer? "do you want ants? because *that's* how you get ants.") Sep 08 00:36:05 tracking the 100s of components that go into a system and keeping them up to date for the 10s of security advisories a week that come out is *excruciatingly boring* and it's a really good idea to get other people to do it for you so you can just go out drinking instead Sep 08 00:36:18 ^^ Sep 08 00:36:23 Robot101++ Sep 08 00:36:37 it's like compiling your own kernel Sep 08 00:36:38 even modifying an existing distro is a huge PITA in the long run Sep 08 00:37:22 the time in your life you waste doing so, versus the CPU cycles you might optimise away across the entire lifespan of all of the computing hardware you will ever own in your life = get someone else to do that crap for you Sep 08 00:37:52 laziness is one of the three programmers virtues :) Sep 08 00:38:08 maybe he likes doing it himself Sep 08 00:38:46 yes, but he's not keeping up to date and it's a production system Sep 08 00:38:53 * CosmoHill sulks cos he got hacked Sep 08 00:39:13 so it's a risk to his site / etc / data, as well as part of somebody else's botnet and causing a nuisance to the rest of the internet Sep 08 00:39:24 CosmoHill, in a long enough timeline it's pretty likely to happen to any admin. The important part: Fix it, learn from it, don't let it happen again Sep 08 00:40:04 yeah, I've had loads of systems hacked, always via PHP webapps, because they are *everywhere* and *not packaged by distros* so people insall them themselves, don't update them, and they get out of date and hacked Sep 08 00:40:14 I think it's only happened farily recently Sep 08 00:40:23 so by now I'm quite good at finding what else might have been affected and cleaning up Sep 08 00:40:37 but, if your enire system is out of date, you could've been rooted or you could've been hacked multiple times Sep 08 00:40:37 thanks so much for your help in finding the bigger Sep 08 00:40:39 bugger* Sep 08 00:40:40 and not know :/ Sep 08 00:41:14 you should upgrade your kernel, run checkrootkit, find files writable by the apache user, look in the usual hiding places which are world writable, check all the ther processes running as apache, etc Sep 08 00:41:19 or, just reinstall it Sep 08 00:41:23 * ljp gets back to qsysteminfo 1.2 Sep 08 00:41:50 meanwhile, I'm gonna sleep, I have recklessly agreed to go the gym tomorrow morning :( Sep 08 00:42:04 I need to be up by midday :o Sep 08 00:42:16 Robot101, good luck, and good night Sep 08 00:42:17 well have fun sweating Sep 08 00:42:24 CosmoHill, are you processing credit cards? Sep 08 00:42:30 nope Sep 08 00:42:37 accepting user signups? Sep 08 00:42:44 nope Sep 08 00:43:21 fix it good enough and then *immediately* on a separate server start bringing up your webapp in a real distro Sep 08 00:43:27 Checking `z2'... chklastlog: nothing deleted Sep 08 00:43:28 :/ Sep 08 00:52:03 all that seemed to happen was that my LAN became almost unuseable :/ Sep 08 00:56:49 night ngiht Sep 08 00:58:10 best of luck CosmoHill Sep 08 00:58:15 thanks Sep 08 01:21:33 * peb is gone. Gone since Tue Sep 7 15:18:00 2010 Sep 08 01:47:02 Any good ARM netbooks running MeeGo yet? Sep 08 01:47:56 ah, the efika mx would be my choice Sep 08 01:48:06 but I think you'd have to BYOMeego :) Sep 08 01:53:11 Fine Sep 08 01:53:26 As long as it isn't a super pita Sep 08 01:53:48 I really want a 1GB OMAP4440 netbook. Sep 08 01:54:13 no idea about the PITAness of it Sep 08 01:54:39 but it is aimed at devs, so there shouldn't be any artificial barrier there Sep 08 01:55:26 Atom still isn't anywhere near the appropriate power profile for me. Sep 08 01:56:19 for everyday use, this might not be the ticket Sep 08 01:58:35 $250-$500, 1GB, OMAP4440, 16GB SSD, 720p screen 9-11". Sep 08 01:58:42 That'd be about ideal. Sep 08 02:02:27 $350, i.MX515 800MHz, 512MB RAM, 16GB Sep 08 02:02:39 http://www.genesi-usa.com/products/smartbook Sep 08 02:02:53 it's looking very tempting, but I think I'll let someone else be the early adopter this time Sep 08 02:08:16 Keep is good construction and ergonomics. Sep 08 02:09:07 that's exactly what I'm concerned about Sep 08 02:09:31 * johnx trawls the intarwebs for anyone whose gotten their hands on one already Sep 08 02:09:39 s/Keep/Key Sep 08 02:11:07 hmmm, dsme in nitdebian doesn't seem to be creating /tmp/dsmesock on my n900, yet is running as if nothing has happened O_o Sep 08 02:11:54 which explains why bme isn't starting Sep 08 02:12:49 GAN900, well, there's ubuntu for the efika mx, so meego shouldn't be that hard. also, it's similar hardware to the Sharp Netwalker PC-Z1 Sep 08 02:12:54 * b-man` jumps back to topic ;) Sep 08 02:13:19 I'd like the Netwalker, but it's just not quite right. Sep 08 02:13:43 hmmm, one of the efika mx guys has a blog /subscribed Sep 08 02:16:30 GAN900, I couldn't help but feel the same. it's somehow too big and too small at the same time Sep 08 02:18:30 Hello; I've got MeeGo 1.0 with all the latest updates installed on my netbook, and I'm trying to get it to connect to a WPA2 Enterprise network. I tried creating a profile file in /var/lib/connman per the Connman docs, but I can't figure out what to do next; I still can't connect in the Networks panel. Sep 08 02:21:08 The profile I created, /var/lib/connman/rit.profile, looks like this: http://pastebin.org/817929 Sep 08 02:35:28 GAN900, also on my short list is the toshiba ac100 with a tegra 250, but I have doubts about how 'open' nvidia will be in providing drivers compiled for even semi-recent versions of x.org Sep 08 02:35:45 Yeah, I'm not really interested in any Tegra solutions. Sep 08 02:36:03 I wouldn't use the term "fanboy", but TI has won a lot of loyalty from me over the past few years. Sep 08 02:36:40 Hi, If I do not want to clear focus on a QGraphicsScene when a non focusable item is clicked. how can I achieve that? Sep 08 02:36:44 well, i'm looking from a purely pragmatic PoV and tegra is not looking like the way to go if you expect to use any version of linux except the one they directly support Sep 08 02:36:54 Is stickyFocus the only way? Sep 08 02:37:37 johnx, oh, yeah, that too. :D **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Sep 08 02:59:59 2010