**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Oct 02 02:59:58 2016 Oct 02 04:04:37 I imagine for that you'd just run something like xscreensaver or slock. Oct 02 04:04:47 (slock is a lot simpler) Oct 02 05:35:10 xlock isnt bad neither Oct 02 06:07:04 hi I can't find the settings to change the local time zone Oct 02 06:07:24 it's stuck on a city I'm not in and I think it's daylight savings now Oct 02 06:09:03 weird the automatic time update puts the city somewhere else Oct 02 06:16:31 when that is turned off it lets you pick the time zone, otherwise it has it wrong. for australia Oct 02 06:40:30 settings>personalization>language & region ? Oct 02 06:40:56 it's a thing for me on my n900 Oct 02 15:58:08 how do I upgrade or downgrade fmms to try to see why all the settings are correct, but it won't send Oct 02 15:58:20 unless I sent one to myself, then it works Oct 02 15:58:31 somehow that works every time Oct 02 17:04:21 ever tried to purge fmms and 'clean up' gconf (if it uses it)? Oct 02 17:15:42 no I haven't Oct 02 17:15:46 how would I do that? Oct 02 17:47:36 dpkg -P fmms Oct 02 17:47:39 apt-get install fmms Oct 02 17:47:55 don't know what could it store on gconf Oct 02 18:58:21 i realized the other day that i have in fact written an initd replacement for one embedded system Oct 02 18:58:39 i think it's better than systemd :) Oct 02 18:58:55 i wrote one too, and called it /etc/rcS Oct 02 18:58:56 ;) Oct 02 18:59:01 although its use case is very specific for the system it works on Oct 02 18:59:12 so it's not very reusable outside its scope Oct 02 18:59:15 that's the beauty of linux. you can do whatever you like Oct 02 18:59:25 i rely on busybox initd, though Oct 02 18:59:33 systemd takes it all away and tries to nanny you in a way m$ does Oct 02 18:59:43 it's just that application specific apps are managed by this service of mine Oct 02 18:59:45 (and failing similarly with bugged, broken designs) Oct 02 19:00:11 latest bug is quite shocking Oct 02 19:00:31 ..but wait, there will be more ;) Oct 02 19:00:40 i'm sure of it Oct 02 19:00:53 it's funny, because this initd of mine does in fact use also a unix socket as well Oct 02 19:01:01 ceene, have you dabbled in gtk2+mingw ? Oct 02 19:01:02 to receive some orders, changing runlevels, etc Oct 02 19:01:16 nope, never used gtk Oct 02 19:01:31 only a little bit of qt, for yappari and other smaller things Oct 02 19:02:33 my oscp-remote-gtk works on linux, but something falls internally into busyloop after connecting to core Oct 02 19:02:43 (on windows/mingw) Oct 02 19:03:08 what are the symptoms? Oct 02 19:03:24 sending data over socket works, receiving doesnt Oct 02 19:03:32 and one cpu core is 100% busy Oct 02 19:04:05 can you trace what's the offending call? Oct 02 19:04:15 recv? Oct 02 19:04:37 or is it some gtk2 call? Oct 02 19:04:38 how do i do it on windows? gdb fails miserably Oct 02 19:04:53 don't know... Oct 02 19:05:01 latest thing i coded for windows was on visual basic 5 :) Oct 02 19:05:58 well, mingw allows you to code portable things with one code base Oct 02 19:06:15 which, i have to say, was the last time i didn't find gui coding to be a chore, but something that could be almost classified as fun Oct 02 19:06:44 is it mingw's job, or is it gtk2? Oct 02 19:07:06 because i'd say mingw is basically the compiler, isn't it? Oct 02 19:07:22 and some posix abstraction layer, i guess Oct 02 19:07:25 compiler and some system-glue Oct 02 19:07:57 if i'd have to guess, i think it's more probable the cause lies on gtk2 rather than on mingw Oct 02 19:08:11 specifically receiving works if i dont attach error signal watch Oct 02 19:08:58 might be also me not reading manual properly. Oct 02 19:09:04 could be Oct 02 19:09:13 that escapes my knowledge :/ Oct 02 19:09:19 don't know nothing about gtk Oct 02 19:09:34 i wanted to have slim remote on windoze too Oct 02 19:09:46 i'd like to have an android remote Oct 02 19:09:53 if you're willing to spend time on that :P Oct 02 19:09:58 does it have gtk? Oct 02 19:10:02 mmmm Oct 02 19:10:33 just kidding, its somewhere in my todo Oct 02 19:10:36 world changes pretty fast, so i guess it'd be possible Oct 02 19:11:01 but probably you could easily adapt some xmbc client to support your protocol Oct 02 19:11:04 or something like that Oct 02 19:11:16 thing is rather basic to write, text based protocol, some list to display titles, few buttons etc Oct 02 19:11:29 i'm sure there are open source media remote apps that could be adapted Oct 02 19:12:06 https://github.com/samicemalone/android-vlc-remote Oct 02 19:13:19 https://github.com/clementine-player/Android-Remote Oct 02 19:13:23 another one, for a different player Oct 02 19:13:52 or, you could make oscp compatible with vlc/clementine or whatever command interface Oct 02 19:14:00 and you'd have remote clients everywhere all of a sudden Oct 02 19:14:11 vlc would be best, i guess Oct 02 19:14:51 oh, i see clementine is based on amarok 1.4 Oct 02 19:14:58 so it'd be more or less well supported too Oct 02 19:15:53 not a bad idea Oct 02 19:16:16 you can always keep both protocols Oct 02 19:16:20 tbh oscp started as playfilelist where i hooked up "mplayer -slave" Oct 02 19:16:20 so you don't lose your previous work Oct 02 19:16:50 then i've added some other slaves (for more file formats) Oct 02 19:17:12 then i rewrote most things from scratch and made an initial n900 package Oct 02 19:17:27 dropping mplayer and using libav internally Oct 02 19:19:35 uh, 2006? i'm using my own audio player for 10 years already Oct 02 19:20:14 2004 even? o.O Oct 02 21:16:00 If you want a music player remote UI for N900, the one I use for mpd is fairly reasonable. Oct 02 21:16:30 qmpc Oct 02 21:16:49 * Maxdamantus uses it to connect to mpd running locally. Oct 02 21:36:11 * Maxdamantus kind of wants to write/use something new though, because he doesn't want to be dependent on Qt or Python forever. Oct 02 21:39:36 what of SDL? Oct 03 02:19:22 Needs more tags! http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=96820 Compare with http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=97129 Feel free to tag other months of the competition, maybe even create a wiki page with timeline of winners of the competition Oct 03 02:22:48 Hmm, wiki page exists but too tiny atm : https://wiki.maemo.org/CameraPhoneCompetition Oct 03 02:29:16 Too late for voting... I liked 5. spfoo, N9, "Darkness", city lights. And surreal 11. Macros, 808 (presumably Nokia), "On the way home". Nice, unexpectedly close to the human, is http://mosushi.net/misc/photocomp/20160924_037.jpg Oct 03 02:29:47 ^< 9. mosen, Nexus (SFOS), "I am contrast" **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Oct 03 02:59:58 2016