**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jan 20 03:00:03 2017 Jan 20 20:11:03 freemangordon, have a question about PulseAudio modules Jan 20 20:11:33 are they required only on N900 or, in theory, also on ported devices? Jan 20 20:37:53 NeKit: depends. for phone calls - most probably not needed, depends on the modem Jan 20 20:38:08 unfortunately are needed for VOIP calls Jan 20 20:39:18 do we have at least one device killed by not using the filters? Jan 20 20:39:23 unless there is a FOSS replacement for stuff like AEC, AGC, etc Jan 20 20:39:34 L29Ah: it is not about xprot Jan 20 20:39:43 but audio processing algos Jan 20 20:42:15 stuff like noise cancellation, echo cancellation, auto gain, artificial noise generation and a pile of additional clever algos Jan 20 20:43:35 also, for voice you have to limit the bandwidth for voice spectrum only, so you can lower the network speed requirements Jan 20 20:44:02 (shenon theorem :) ) Jan 20 20:44:47 i see Jan 20 20:45:07 keep in mind I am not an expert on the matter, so most probably I miss lots of stuff Jan 20 21:21:42 in what language can one code for maemo? Jan 20 21:27:35 python, c, c++, etc. Jan 20 21:28:07 exact not a few Jan 20 21:28:25 Google Jan 20 21:28:45 well, not all languages can be used for a single OS development Jan 20 21:29:25 is maemo source code freely available? does it run on x86? Jan 20 21:29:55 \o Jan 20 21:30:22 what i can do as a alternative to xephyr for running maemo since i cant do shift+ctl combos because its used to grab/release input...? Jan 20 21:30:32 * Juesto sighs Jan 20 23:10:17 most of the sources are open Jan 20 23:10:31 also you can assume s/maemo/debian/ Jan 20 23:11:03 xpra? Jan 20 23:14:23 ? Jan 20 23:15:13 L29Ah: uh, how? xephyr is just a nested x server Jan 20 23:15:20 xpra goes further Jan 20 23:17:47 GTK is the first language I think of for Maemo Jan 20 23:20:12 Well for GUI anyway **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Jan 21 03:00:00 2017