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Nov 21 10:31:27 <Herrie> Morning!
Nov 21 10:57:27 <Tofe_> Morning!
Nov 21 11:03:58 <Tofe_> Herrie: what prevents us from doing a release, right now ? just bump the two recipes for com.palm.image ?
Nov 21 11:19:45 <Herrie> Tofe_: I guess not a whole lot.. There's a few minor things I guess still.
Nov 21 11:20:00 <Herrie> I don't get Skype to work, login seems to work, but I don't seem to receive messages somehow
Nov 21 11:20:07 <Herrie> And build server is still down
Nov 21 11:21:41 <Herrie> I guess we should simply run down the test we did previously and see if there's anything weird we can spot: https://www.webos-ports.org/wiki/Device_Status
Nov 21 11:22:11 <Herrie> I created a test Skype account in case you're interested in using that instead of your own one
Nov 21 11:23:10 <Herrie> I also added the legacy com.palm.app.messaging app to my core-apps fork. Since that one is more mature in terms of functionality (you would need to build it, since simply copying the files would not do the required LS2 config it seems..): https://github.com/herrie82/core-apps/tree/herrie/messaging
Nov 21 11:34:49 <Herrie> Email doesn't seem to work at my end (at least my TransIP account, checking logs now)
Nov 21 11:35:41 <Herrie> 2021-11-21T11:34:13.168045Z [274.439337286] daemon.info ls-hubd[969] /usr/bin/mojomail-smtp: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libpalmsocket.so.2: undefined symbol: psl_chan_fsm_evt_dispatch_CONNECT
Nov 21 11:39:18 <Herrie> libpalmsocket comes from: https://github.com/openwebos/libpalmsocket
Nov 21 11:39:30 <Herrie> I guess some crypto function got broken on an OpenSSL update or something
Nov 21 12:12:04 <Herrie> Tofe: I've forked libpalmsocket and created an own branch for convenience, you should have access: https://github.com/webOS-ports/libpalmsocket
Nov 21 12:25:54 <Tofe_> Herrie: the test Skype account is a good idea yes
Nov 21 12:28:36 <Herrie> Sent you PM with the details
Nov 21 12:32:27 <Tofe_> I'm playing around with waydroid, looks like it's working a bit differently from anbox: everything is on android side, implemented as a vendor target; on host side it looks like it's just a python programm to pilot the whole thing
Nov 21 12:32:54 <Herrie> Tofe_: Ah so a lot more straight forward?
Nov 21 12:33:07 <Herrie> Last time I checked it was a few monhts ago and there wasn't really a way to auto launch it etc
Nov 21 12:33:09 <Tofe_> probably; but maybe the lxc config can be challenging
Nov 21 12:33:26 <Herrie> But I guess that could also be the OS they were running it on
Nov 21 12:33:37 <Herrie> Our app launching could possibly make that easier somehow
Nov 21 12:33:52 <Tofe_> I'll be trying it on pinephone, as there are videos showing it working well on it
Nov 21 12:34:14 <Herrie> Tofe_: OK
Nov 21 12:34:19 <Tofe_> I think they try to generate .desktop file automagically on ubuntu touch, but not sure really
Nov 21 12:34:23 <Herrie> Weird to have a mainline device run Android stuff but well ;)
Nov 21 12:34:34 <Herrie> For apps it's good
Nov 21 12:34:35 <Tofe_> true :)
Nov 21 12:47:22 <Herrie> I guess LXC on Pinephone with regular kernel should be fine. But LXC inside LXC might be tricky indeed
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