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Nov 06 11:13:41 <Wikiwide> At last, X-chat remembers channel settings. Probably correlates with manner of closing the window...
Nov 06 20:21:25 <sicelo> ]xu
Nov 06 23:53:10 <DocScrutinizer05> anasko aka wikiwide aka oksana should know to stay in channel to get answers
Nov 06 23:53:52 <DocScrutinizer05> xchat saves settings on quit. Aborting it e.g. by device shutdown won't do
Nov 07 00:12:09 <Wikiwide> Test
Nov 07 00:12:14 * Oksana nods, and reads logs; and connects N900 to WiFi, which incidentally requires updating password on N900 - just had to change password yesterday, it cannot stay the same for longer than 6 months
Nov 07 00:13:32 <Oksana> Whatever was tricky with telepathy-idle, resolved itself by itself. Not sure whether db->sql->db clean up (with attempt at vacuum) helped or not
Nov 07 00:15:27 <Oksana> And X-Chat could be a good front-end (instead of rtcom-messaging-ui) for both telepathy-idle and SMS, since it probably requires less RAM to handle long back-log/back-scroll. But that would require heavy hildon-isation of x-chat.
Nov 07 00:19:39 <Oksana> What is responsible for writing messages/IM/SMS into el-v1.db ? rtcom-messaging-ui depends on librtcom-eventlogger-plugins1
Nov 07 00:24:37 <Oksana> Which means that to reduce weight of el-v1.db, it may be possible to replace librtcom-eventlogger-plugins with something else. But that would require good understanding of how that is connected with librtcom-eventlogger-ui (doesn't need changing), or what is librtcom-eventlogger-async.
Nov 07 00:32:05 <Oksana> At least, rtcom-eventlogger is free, as in, open-source.
Nov 07 00:36:31 <Oksana> Which doesn't make it any less troublesome to invent a way to: 1) split on-demand large-ancient database in day-to-day databases [time zones and summer-day-time are especially troublesome]; 2) unite sets of messages from different databases into large day-to-day life-log; 3) get logger to log
Nov 07 00:38:48 <Oksana> day-by-day; 4) get back-scroll to paginate between different days, instead of getting longer and longer and longer with each scroll.
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