**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Mar 21 02:59:58 2012 Mar 21 17:00:24 chirp chirp Mar 21 17:03:54 * scoutcamper gets out his shotgun and hunts the bird Mar 21 17:04:55 I tawt I taw a puddy tat Mar 21 17:06:18 So, anyone have any success building browser server? Mar 21 17:06:31 its the last thing that i cant get to build Mar 21 17:06:43 for isis Mar 21 17:07:02 nyx at least builds on the first try :) Mar 21 17:07:04 that's where I left off, what's the issue you're having? Mar 21 17:13:18 scoutcamper: yeah, alas nyx isn't all that useful until we have a version of Luna that talks to it, and alas, it's very different from hidd... Mar 21 17:13:55 well, maybe a good thing for future development but we'll need the "community edition" project to get anything that works with 3.x as is Mar 21 17:19:01 dwc-, let me boot my vm, 1 sec Mar 21 17:38:06 dwc-, i die on /home/scoutcamper/isis-project/BrowserServer/Src/BrowserPage.h:42:23: fatal error: pbnjson.hpp: No such file or directory Mar 21 17:38:06 " Mar 21 17:42:26 dwc-, actually, im getting "make: /home/scoutcamper/isis-project/staging//bin/moc: Command not found Mar 21 17:42:26 " Mar 21 17:58:13 dwc-, holy crap, i got it working! Mar 21 17:58:28 i have now built the whole thing! Mar 21 18:07:26 nice! Mar 21 18:07:52 pbnjson.hpp is from their pbnjson project that was more recently added, I'm guessing? Mar 21 18:08:01 and the failure to find moc was from a variable that wasn't defined? Mar 21 18:09:46 yes to the pbn, moc was an error Mar 21 18:10:10 dwc-, moc is moc-palm in that folder, so i just did cp moc-palm moc Mar 21 18:10:24 moc-palm? that sounds like the palm qt4, not the vanilla then? Mar 21 18:10:30 yep Mar 21 18:10:34 idk Mar 21 18:10:38 but it built! Mar 21 18:10:48 which qt4 did you use to build qtwebkit? Mar 21 18:10:55 that's awesome, document for us! Mar 21 18:11:03 (now, does it work?) Mar 21 18:12:04 dwc-, browser server starts Mar 21 18:12:26 does it start on device... thats the question Mar 21 18:12:27 dwc-, gt 4.8 Mar 21 18:12:39 let me grab my touchpad Mar 21 18:12:45 almost certainly not... it's an x86 build Mar 21 18:12:49 (also, nice. I need to start poking at stuff again, but school==busybusy me) Mar 21 18:12:53 try it on the emu first Mar 21 18:13:30 i dont have the emu on my pachine :/ Mar 21 18:13:39 tsktsktsk Mar 21 18:14:02 wait, neither do I. VBox decided to barf on ML Mar 21 18:14:23 lol Mar 21 18:19:42 dwc-, starting doccumentation here. http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Isis-project Mar 21 18:21:33 eew.... LD_LIBRARY_PATH Mar 21 18:21:41 * dwc- shudders Mar 21 18:37:26 dwc-, http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Isis-project is complete Mar 21 18:37:37 dwc-, every step i did to get it to build Mar 21 18:37:44 oil, isis-project works! Mar 21 18:39:04 nice Mar 21 18:41:50 is it worty it? Mar 21 18:42:13 to be clear (for those following from home), this is on-device, or x86? Mar 21 18:42:13 i heard its slow Mar 21 18:42:24 (and is this isis thing any better/different? haha) Mar 21 18:42:25 dtzWill, x86 Mar 21 18:42:29 scoutcamper: kk ty Mar 21 18:42:35 progress! good work :D Mar 21 18:42:50 PuffTheMagic, it feels slugish, Mar 21 18:42:53 :( people be afraid of cross compile Mar 21 18:46:25 * scoutcamper bbl Mar 21 18:46:39 someone with time should try to duplicate my results Mar 21 20:16:21 all #webos* are turning into ghost towns Mar 21 20:28:42 PuffTheMagic: yeah Mar 21 20:28:57 we need to do something exciting to wake people up Mar 21 20:48:37 na Mar 21 20:48:42 we cant Mar 21 20:49:11 webos is now a toy/gimic like ipodlinux Mar 21 21:01:42 scoutcamper|away: i think you should add a warning to your howto that you should never try this on your main install, only in a dedicated vm/install Mar 21 21:04:40 sounds like someone found out from experience! Mar 21 21:05:24 that's why I've been working on building mine entirely in a subdir and not modifying any of my system files Mar 21 21:05:26 nope. i'm good enough to realize that "sudo make install" in a custom qt4 build is very bad idea Mar 21 21:06:17 and seeing as this probably a howto for other hackers, it would have been nice to add some text why certain step have to be done Mar 21 21:06:28 for example, what is the QT 4.8 "stock" for Mar 21 21:15:34 github is slow as **** Mar 21 21:15:50 using git:// instead of https:// results in better bandwidth Mar 21 21:15:56 yup Mar 21 21:34:08 we'll see whether i can do this on 64 bit too :D Mar 21 21:54:23 why anyone is doing this outside of build.git is baffling to me Mar 21 21:56:31 because getting it to work outside those constraints is a good first step to knowing how it works Mar 21 21:57:36 and what the dependencies are Mar 21 21:58:50 esp with qt4, there's a ton of possible compile-time dependencies on many other projects... knowing which ones you -actually- need could save setting up and building a half dozen packages in build.git Mar 21 22:00:11 and if building it on desktop linux turns out to reveal that in its current state, it's not mature/not worth running/too buggy to run on device yet, that could save you a huge amount of time Mar 21 22:00:29 lol Mar 21 22:00:47 and building with ubuntu vs build.git will show you missing deps better? Mar 21 22:01:05 same reason I never built from source experimental packages on solaris first Mar 21 22:01:29 no, but it saves me time with not having to build all of build.git first Mar 21 22:01:53 and I can aptitude install some library Mar 21 22:02:00 it takes longer to download the cs toolchain that it does to build everything in build.git Mar 21 22:02:30 I didn't build the cs toolchain for one.... don't need it until you're going to arm target Mar 21 22:02:41 i didnt say build, i said download Mar 21 22:02:50 I didn't download the cs toolchain either Mar 21 22:03:03 what dont u understand Mar 21 22:03:16 u made some claim that it takes a long time to build all of build.git Mar 21 22:03:24 im saying it takes longer to download the toolchain Mar 21 22:03:29 i never said u actually did anything Mar 21 22:03:30 yea, the dependencies, not the compiler Mar 21 22:03:42 that's why I'm not using build.git Mar 21 22:07:01 that makes no sense Mar 21 22:07:44 you could be working to get it working for arm and i686 at the same time in an evn that would make it distributable Mar 21 22:08:56 but i guess I could see how Isis is a valuable addition to the ubuntu desktop Mar 21 22:20:50 the desktop is not my end goal. the desktop is a waypoint where I can decide whether it's worth more effort Mar 21 22:21:16 you don't want qt and webkit in build.git Mar 21 22:21:17 but I don't know what anyone else's efforts are aimed at Mar 21 22:21:42 they are way to big Mar 21 22:22:03 they dont have to be default make targets Mar 21 22:22:11 but they are def not too big Mar 21 22:22:11 i'd say try to get normal packages for isis via the usual build services Mar 21 22:22:17 u dont need to build all of qt either Mar 21 22:22:21 and build stub libs for palm / emulator Mar 21 22:22:26 modularize it like gentoo and other distros Mar 21 22:22:29 yes they are to big Mar 21 22:22:49 it needs to get into build.git else its never gonna be in preware Mar 21 22:22:55 are you listening to me? Mar 21 22:22:56 at least not by wosi Mar 21 22:23:06 build fake libs Mar 21 22:23:13 just needs the list of symbols Mar 21 22:23:20 (and some minor details) Mar 21 22:23:56 do you know exactly which parts of qt are needed? Mar 21 22:23:58 stbuehler, well do that Mar 21 22:24:04 dwc-, yup Mar 21 22:24:17 went over this a month or so ago when the source was dropped Mar 21 22:24:21 well, I don't Mar 21 22:25:46 but I built just the libs for qt and it's 300mb Mar 21 22:25:51 1 sec Mar 21 22:26:13 and that's with a bunch of the stuff compiled out, copied from palm's qt Mar 21 22:26:32 my ./opt/isis so far is 507 mb Mar 21 22:27:15 if someone has good isis binaries for arm i can try providing the stub sources Mar 21 22:27:31 sqlite-3, fontconfig, freetype, libpng, zlib, jpeg, dbus, glib, ssl Mar 21 22:27:35 those are the base deps Mar 21 22:27:35 i don't think i tried my scripts on c++ objects yet, but it should work Mar 21 22:27:38 then for qt Mar 21 22:28:37 qt-core, qt-script, qt-gui, qt-xmlpatterns, qt-webkit Mar 21 22:29:18 that's definitely not right. I had to add qt-network to WebKitMisc Mar 21 22:29:30 rwhitby, we really need to get build.git on github, and announce to people they need to migrate over to it to keep up with commit access Mar 21 22:29:51 it's ok, I don't have commit access to begin with Mar 21 22:29:54 wtf is qt-network Mar 21 22:30:08 what files does it provide Mar 21 22:30:23 my guess that is something bundled up with gentoos qt-core Mar 21 22:30:53 beats me. I don't do qt stuff. Mar 21 22:31:19 just look at the gentoo ebuilds Mar 21 22:31:28 cant get any easier Mar 21 22:32:00 TBH I don't even know what webkitmisc provides yet. It looks like something related to webos things. Mar 21 22:34:35 like I said, I'm building everything first, getting it to run, and then figuring out what is actually needed Mar 21 23:17:08 PuffTheMagic: done Mar 22 00:03:50 rwhitby, great, thanks Mar 22 00:04:18 stbuehler, you can now fork build.git and submit all your stubs for merge requests :D Mar 22 00:04:47 rwhitby, is there a "team" for build.git? Mar 22 00:05:51 there is a core team for push access Mar 22 00:06:00 others can submit pull requests **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Mar 22 02:59:57 2012