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Nov 03 14:17:51 <mickeyl> bbiab, dist-upgrade
Nov 03 14:56:51 <dcordes> XorA: how do I build the pimlico image?
Nov 03 14:59:07 <dcordes> or anybody
Nov 03 15:11:53 <koen> bitbake x11-pimlico-image.bb
Nov 03 15:13:46 <dcordes> koen: do I get the men like in pokylinux with that image?
Nov 03 15:13:51 <dcordes> s/men/menu
Nov 03 15:22:45 <Crofton> mickeyl, ping
Nov 03 15:23:05 <koen> that gets you the pimlico apps preinstalled
Nov 03 15:23:08 <dcordes> koen: or is it just the usual gpe image with pimlico pim apps added?
Nov 03 15:23:13 <koen> you can install sato on top of that
Nov 03 15:23:31 <dcordes> so it looks and acts like poky?
Nov 03 15:23:59 <Crofton> koen, a few guys on the gumstix list are working on TS support
Nov 03 15:24:03 <dcordes> I think poky's interface is the best to suite akita
Nov 03 15:24:07 <Crofton> I'll let them sort out things :)
Nov 03 15:27:37 <Crofton> I just replaced my big, noisy, power sucking Compaq E60 Netserver (on my
Nov 03 15:27:37 <Crofton> home network) with a connex 200xm, netDuo, 1G SD
Nov 03 15:27:37 <Crofton> running iptables, squid and dansguardian on OpenEmbedded Angstrom  :) 
Nov 03 15:27:43 <Crofton> from the gumstix list :)
Nov 03 15:29:52 * koen wants to have squid working as well
Nov 03 15:31:03 <Crofton> squid does not work?
Nov 03 15:31:57 <dcordes> koen: WOuld it be possible to make x11-pimlico-image.bb build with sato (for example with EXTRA_INSTALL) so I get a poky style interface ootb?
Nov 03 15:32:25 <koen> everything is possible
Nov 03 15:32:32 <koen> someone just needs to sit down and implement it
Nov 03 15:35:07 <Crofton> so many things to do, so little time
Nov 03 16:05:05 <dcordes> koen: what would I want to install to get poky's interface on console-image?
Nov 03 20:34:31 <guaqua> i've been thinking of getting one of those asus eee laptops with a solid state disk
Nov 03 20:35:17 <guaqua> and have been thinking of the viability of using a distribution actually designed for embedded devices
Nov 03 20:36:00 <guaqua> it sort of makes sense since the device has somewhat limited screen size and also doesn't have too big of a hard drive
Nov 03 20:36:28 <guaqua> so basically, what kind of amount of work would it require to get for example kde to build etc?
Nov 03 20:37:34 <summatusmentis> you want to build kde on OE, but for x86?
Nov 03 20:38:01 <guaqua> yes
Nov 03 20:38:17 <guaqua> hmm, wrong channel i guess, sorry for that
Nov 03 20:38:42 <summatusmentis> no, I mean, not really
Nov 03 20:38:52 <summatusmentis> you might get better success in #oe
Nov 03 20:47:31 <zap> kde won't run too fast on a pentium M/900
Nov 03 20:47:42 <zap> try something more lightweight like Xfce4
Nov 03 20:49:24 <guaqua> i'd have to ditch kde apps altogether then
Nov 03 20:51:14 <zap> OpenEmbedded has recipes for Gnome but very little for kde
Nov 03 20:51:55 <zap> I'd rather put a full-fledged PC distro on it though, maybe something like Gentoo where you can strip off all unneeded bits
Nov 03 20:53:23 <guaqua> full-fledged pc distros tend not to be focused on battery life and the suspending capabilities
Nov 03 20:54:00 <guaqua> i just might end up choosing crux on the device
Nov 03 20:54:13 <guaqua> building packages somewhere else :/
Nov 03 21:01:42 <zap> you first have to get one of those :)
Nov 03 21:02:33 <guaqua> and i'm very eager to get one, too :)
Nov 03 21:03:07 <guaqua> as i don't have a laptop and the price of it looks reasonable
Nov 03 21:28:06 <mimecar> hi
Nov 03 23:45:31 <mimecar> re
Nov 03 23:45:36 <mimecar> hi dcordes
Nov 03 23:53:58 <mimeca1> re
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