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Dec 28 11:04:52 <Herrie> Tofe: I merged nizovn's work since I didn't see anything odd. Seems to work well :)
Dec 28 14:47:26 <Herrie|2> Garfonso: ping
Dec 28 15:18:12 <Garfonso> Herrie: pong
Dec 28 15:53:50 <Herrie> Garfonso: You know if/how we deal with MMS in chatthreader?
Dec 28 15:55:21 <Garfonso> I think so. But let me check.
Dec 28 15:57:13 <Garfonso> yes, it should work. MMS is handled the same way as MMS, which means that threads are produced using the phone number (instead of IM name)
Dec 28 15:57:32 <Garfonso> so from what I see it should work, but I never tested it, tbh.
Dec 28 16:05:23 <Herrie> Garfonso: Ah OK good to know
Dec 28 16:05:40 <Herrie> I get this in journalctl: https://bpaste.net/show/4e516f0cf935
Dec 28 16:05:47 <Herrie> Which seems MMS is received
Dec 28 16:06:01 <Herrie> Just doesn't display in Messaging but could be some bits need adding in the app itself
Dec 28 16:08:56 <Herrie> Cage1___: You know if you implemented MMS?
Dec 28 16:31:22 <Garfonso> if messaging app uses com.palm.smsmessage kind, then it needs extra handling for mms. If it reads from com.palm.message, then mms should do something.. hm
Dec 28 16:43:07 <Garfonso> do you see an object in com.palm.message after receving the mms?
Dec 28 17:50:32 <Herrie> Garfonso: Need to check that
Dec 28 18:18:46 <Herrie> Garfonso: No seems it isn't there
Dec 28 18:21:08 <Herrie> Garfonso: When looking at webos-telephonyd I guess we don't have any implementation for MMS yet
Dec 28 18:21:10 <Herrie> https://github.com/webOS-ports/webos-telephonyd/blob/master/src/telephonyservice_sms.c
Dec 28 18:22:48 <Herrie> morphis: ^ That assumption correct? Is there some MMS code you know we could piggyback on?
Dec 28 21:14:12 <tyrok_laptop1> How do I join the developer mailing list?
Dec 28 21:21:22 <Herrie> http://webos-ports.org/wiki/Communications#Mail_List
Dec 28 21:21:29 <Herrie> tyrok_laptop1: ^
Dec 28 21:21:55 <Herrie> tyrok_laptop1: What you're good in? JS, QML, C++ ?
Dec 28 21:22:36 <Herrie> tyrok_laptop1: Ehm that might actually be the wrong one let me double check
Dec 28 21:22:39 <tyrok_laptop1> Cool.  I kept running into links to this, which was not particularly helpful: http://lists.webos-ports.org/mailman/options/luneos-dev
Dec 28 21:23:28 <Herrie> tyrok_laptop1: I think this is the more correct one: http://lists.webos-ports.org/mailman/options/luneos-dev
Dec 28 21:23:46 <tyrok_laptop1> Ah, then I had the right one.  How do I subscribe, though?  It requires authentication.
Dec 28 21:25:51 <tyrok_laptop1> Good with JS.  Good, but rusty, with C and C++.  Not good with QML.  Good with a lot of other languages which I don't expect will be particularly helpful for LuneOS.
Dec 28 21:26:38 <tyrok_laptop1> And about this good with git: https://xkcd.com/1597/
Dec 28 21:34:02 <tyrok_laptop1> Also, is there a good guide to setting up a build environment?  Thinking toward either building qemu-x86 images or running it as system services under a Linux distro like the webos-desktop repo of Open webOS used to do.  Mainly so I can test changes.
Dec 28 21:34:31 <tyrok_laptop1> Unless there's a different and more standardized way to build.
Dec 28 21:35:00 <tyrok_laptop1> I figure everybody's got to be testing changes *somehow*.  Not a lot of info on the site that's both (a) easily accessible, and (b) looks up-to-date and correct.
Dec 28 21:41:05 <Herrie> This should work: http://webos-ports.org/wiki/Build_for_qemux86
Dec 28 21:41:40 <Herrie> This link I guesS: http://lists.webos-ports.org/mailman/listinfo/luneos-dev
Dec 28 21:41:43 <Herrie> Let me fix Wiki
Dec 28 21:43:39 <tyrok_laptop1> Any particular version of Ubuntu (I'm assuming this is for Ubuntu and not Debian) required?  IIRC, Open webOS would only build under one certain version of Ubuntu and was never updated to newer ones.
Dec 28 21:45:13 <Herrie> 12.04,14.04 & 15.04 shoudl wor
Dec 28 21:45:15 <Herrie> k
Dec 28 21:46:12 <tyrok_laptop1> I'd probably want to go with 14.04, then, since 15.10 is out.
Dec 28 21:51:21 <tyrok_laptop1> Herrie: Cool.  Reading through there, and some of the code for webos-ports-setup, I think there's enough there to get me started, at least.  Thanks!
Dec 28 21:52:29 <Herrie> It worked for me with 15.04 x64 to buil Mako recently
Dec 28 21:52:31 <tyrok_laptop1> Herrie: I assume this page should have its link updated: http://webos-ports.org/wiki/Communications
Dec 28 21:52:38 <Herrie> Yeah will do that now
Dec 28 21:53:04 <tyrok_laptop1> Trying to hunt down where I found links from before.  Got buried in my history.
Dec 28 21:54:39 <Herrie> Probably from here: http://webos-ports.org/wiki/Issue_Tracking
Dec 28 21:54:43 <Herrie> I updated 2 links now
Dec 28 21:55:00 <Herrie> Wiki needs some work, just resources are limited... Maybe something I'll cover in January
Dec 28 21:55:33 <Herrie> Any corrections etc are welcome. I can fix your permissions for wiki when needed, just give me a shout :)
Dec 28 21:56:07 <tyrok_laptop1> This is one place I got to from somewhere on the wiki, but it has the right link: https://pivotce.com/2014/09/22/webos-ports-help-wanted/
Dec 28 21:58:41 <tyrok_laptop1> I remember, when I was working on stuff a long time ago, that there weren't any unit tests or in-code documentation for pretty much anything.  Is that still true?
Dec 28 22:02:23 <Herrie|TP|Go> We got some stuff now in Testr app.
Dec 28 22:03:33 <Herrie|TP|Go> Also Calculator has some of it's own tests. For the rest not so much. All QML stuff has stub data in general, so you can run it in QtCreator on desktop. It's not 100% accurate but helps to develop :-)
Dec 28 22:04:32 <Herrie|TP|Go> And you can run things like luna-next-cardhell (UI), Browser, Phone, FirstUse on desktop :-) QML I
Dec 28 22:04:49 <Herrie|TP|Go> QML is merely a bit of JS mixed with Enyo ;-)
Dec 28 22:05:07 <Herrie|TP|Go> Not hard to pick up and prert
Dec 28 22:05:14 <Herrie|TP|Go> tty well documented
Dec 28 22:18:52 <tyrok_laptop1> Cool
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