**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Feb 28 02:59:57 2010 Feb 28 03:12:54 Well, rsync to nilfs2 took 16 minutes, rsync to btrfs on same device took 58 minutes :-) Feb 28 03:35:03 i need to play with btrfs Feb 28 03:37:16 2.7 gigs of data Feb 28 03:38:56 i want to muck with it on my fileserver hehe, just worried about bugs that'd cause kernel panics Feb 28 03:47:06 hm, a few page allocation failures from kernel.. Feb 28 03:47:51 order 4... starts at asm_do_IRQ :D Feb 28 03:48:04 bluez though, not btrfs Feb 28 03:49:57 216megs (out of 512) free, but no order 4 pages :/ Feb 28 04:33:41 heh, running ext2 test now. It started out really fast, but it's getting slower and slower and slooower... Feb 28 04:33:45 * ShadowJK goes sleep Feb 28 04:33:51 :P Feb 28 04:34:22 it's not the bandwidth, it's the IOPS :) Feb 28 04:34:28 always! Feb 28 07:02:09 i got moblin going under fedora arm 12, but it's an ancient version of moblin... Feb 28 07:08:36 cool, how? Feb 28 07:40:30 just installed "regular" fedora 12 arm and yum installed various moblin* packages. The interface is very much for a desktop though (e.g. small "X" in upper right corner to close windows etc). Again, this is a much older version. I have mock going now and have been able to run one package thru it so far. Feb 28 08:42:26 "ARM port is currently being maintained in the OBS project devel:arch:arm. " per http://wiki.meego.com/ARM_Support But I don't see that anywhere in OBS https://build.opensuse.org/project/list_public Feb 28 08:45:10 hello everyone. Feb 28 08:45:19 jebba: afaik that's still password-protected. Feb 28 09:02:48 jebba: moblin obs, not novell obs :) Feb 28 09:12:31 heya Stskeeps Feb 28 09:14:08 morning th0br0 Feb 28 09:17:47 People waking up? Feb 28 09:18:30 yeah.. slowly Feb 28 09:19:19 morn david Feb 28 09:35:49 Stskeeps: lbt we should really try to find some date for the first packaging meeting soon... or should we wait until the source release for that? Feb 28 09:47:03 right - i'm available most of the week next week but i think a bootstrap meeting could be good to shape up the page, make it into an actual proposal and submit to TSG Feb 28 09:53:36 likely so Stskeeps Feb 28 09:54:53 i'm pondering to start a thread so we can get some procedures for WG creation going Feb 28 10:12:45 Hello all Feb 28 10:14:06 morning wazd, qgil Feb 28 10:14:36 hi there Feb 28 10:14:48 Stskeeps: heya Feb 28 10:16:58 stskeeps: sorry for marina mod delay, have some personal problems :( Feb 28 10:17:15 wazd_e63: it's fine, my world is up and down with the whole meego thing anyway :) Feb 28 10:17:37 Stskeeps: heh) Feb 28 10:17:45 it was interesting to see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3TdoY868kc Feb 28 10:19:06 Stskeeps: my sister adored my UI concept btw :) And if she says "fine" then it's genius :D Feb 28 10:19:24 the platform wars will be won in the reference implementations.. i mean, if meego can end up being the typical system board vendors put out and let people build on, we have a winner : Feb 28 10:19:52 currently this is minimal linux systems or android Feb 28 10:20:08 probably, yes Feb 28 10:20:39 Stskeeps: android has some serious issues with all that custom frontends Feb 28 10:21:02 wazd_e63: yeah, differentiation can sometimes harm too Feb 28 10:21:13 if you are targetting an Intel Atom chipset the story becomes quite clear now: pick the Qt baseline and you can start already now Feb 28 10:21:27 looking forward to see good support from other chipset vendors Feb 28 10:21:35 Stskeeps: you can expect anything if someone says "android" Feb 28 10:21:40 having dual platform also makes it much easier for people to prototype Feb 28 10:22:05 develop most of your system for a atom cpu, transfer it to your resulting ARM device Feb 28 10:22:35 there the Qt + Web Runtime machinery is promising Feb 28 10:23:03 Stskeeps: I think intel will have serious problems with atom in future because of CULV platform Feb 28 10:23:05 The Qt team is used to support different platforms and still offer a single API Feb 28 10:23:08 A lot of people say that Android backend is *not* a real Linux Feb 28 10:23:09 Stskeeps: yes, I would prefer a strong reference UI with enough customization built in that vendors reuse it instead of building their own Feb 28 10:23:20 not that their work is easy but they are used to it :) Feb 28 10:23:20 i wonder why noone is asking if Booklet is getting MeeGo Feb 28 10:23:21 :P Feb 28 10:23:35 qgil: Yes, Symbian and Maemo Qt APIs appear to be different. Any news on that? Feb 28 10:23:48 and web runtime sits on top of web technologies also designed to be crossplatform since the beginning Feb 28 10:24:04 Stskeeps: Sorry, you cannot just develop on Atom and transfer to ARM Feb 28 10:24:11 Stskeeps: I've asked it! I want to buy :) Or I want to buy a Nokia Tablet 3G w MeeGo. Feb 28 10:24:14 RST38h: worked in Mer. Feb 28 10:24:18 Stskeeps: First thing that will kill you is going to be data alignment Feb 28 10:24:24 RST38h: s/Atom/X86 Feb 28 10:24:39 Stskeeps: Second thing will be the performance tuning Feb 28 10:24:44 of course Feb 28 10:24:51 Stskeeps: booklet is kinda tricky thing) Feb 28 10:24:52 Stskeeps: Atom, X86, it does not matter Feb 28 10:25:15 Stskeeps: long battery life but no serious gpu Feb 28 10:25:34 Stskeeps: The architecture is different enough to require different optimizations and programming guidelines Feb 28 10:25:39 Stskeeps: aluminium body but terrible plastic cover Feb 28 10:26:06 Stskeeps: I can easily do stuff like char *P; int N=*(int *)P; on x86 Feb 28 10:26:15 On ARM...ewwww.. Feb 28 10:26:35 RST38h: i'm not even going to discuss that issue as you'd win in argument based on merit alone Feb 28 10:26:35 rst38h a lot of the trick is around Qt iterations Feb 28 10:26:38 :P Feb 28 10:27:01 4.6 is a different game than 4.5 when it comes to Symbian and Maemo support Feb 28 10:27:11 4.7 is in its way, then 4.8.... Feb 28 10:30:35 Stskeeps: Anyways, not expecting any particular benefits from debugging on x86 (after doing it for years though :)) Feb 28 10:31:06 qgil: You mean, DUI/Orbit will completley change from 4.6 to 4.7? Feb 28 10:31:27 RST38h: yeah - i guess i'm blessed by not having to do char *P; int N=*(int *)P; on a regular basis Feb 28 10:32:08 and if i had to do those things, i would be using u_intX_t :P Feb 28 10:32:19 i talk about Qt itself, Orbit dui are "candidates for inclusion" from a qt pov Feb 28 10:36:28 Stskeeps: what do you mean "not having to do"? Every man should do it once a day :D Feb 28 10:38:55 * Stskeeps is really looking forward to going back to his apartment Feb 28 10:39:23 the work getting all the floors polished is finally done and now we have to move all the furniture back Feb 28 10:59:15 Stskeeps: good post on meego-dev list. i do agree that as a newcomer i don't have a clue where to start from. Feb 28 11:01:19 maybe i'll just continue with qt basics in maemo environment for now Feb 28 11:06:21 crysaz: yeah, i'm reading up on .spec, rpm and bootstrapping in rpm Feb 28 11:07:06 qgil: Ah, interesting, so there is Qt and there are DUI/Orbit, one of which (the better one) will presumably go into Qt 4.7 proper? Feb 28 11:12:52 not 4.7 Feb 28 11:13:03 4.8 or later Feb 28 11:13:08 or never. Not decided. Feb 28 11:17:53 th0br0: Stskeeps agree. It would be good to do some brainstorming of issues and scope Feb 28 11:20:36 Stskeeps: for bootstrapping take a look at the OBS 'build' script too Feb 28 11:22:21 yeah Feb 28 11:22:22 wazd_e63: hah, cool with marina theme - it shows bubbles when closing a window in switcher Feb 28 11:23:25 * lbt wonders who's around from the pkging group Feb 28 11:23:56 the repo or the debian one? Feb 28 11:24:05 repo :) Feb 28 11:24:49 X-Fade: jeremiah Clay are online Feb 28 11:26:31 the meeting : http://meego.mkdir.name/logs/meego-meeting/2010/meego-meeting.2010-02-24-20.04.html Feb 28 11:26:51 kinda re-scoped the repo-WG in my mind Feb 28 11:27:22 i will need to read that through.. Feb 28 11:27:33 of course I do see everything as an OBS shaped nail at the moment Feb 28 11:27:53 MeeGo is merely something for OBS to build ;) Feb 28 11:28:08 and the repos are what OBS makes Feb 28 11:28:14 * RST38h is mostly getting garbage when closing windows in switcher Feb 28 11:28:18 and QA is how you get it through OBS Feb 28 11:28:35 and dev community is about how devs use OBS... Feb 28 11:34:17 http://blog.chris.tylers.info/index.php?/archives/227-Mock-config-for-ARM-building.html Feb 28 11:37:39 Any news when first meego smartphones will be available? :) Feb 28 11:38:10 no news Feb 28 11:38:23 it will be the Harmattan device, but we can't tell you the date :-) Feb 28 11:38:59 my bet is on 2012, right after the world ends ;p Feb 28 11:39:22 it didn't end, didn't you see the movie? Feb 28 11:39:52 yes and regretted it very soon afterwards Feb 28 11:43:00 :D Feb 28 11:43:10 Stskeeps: Did they at least get a chance to violently destroy the White House again? Feb 28 11:43:21 I hope it will be before world ends :D Feb 28 11:44:09 do you think it is possible there will be Nokia smartphone with Meego in iPhone formfactor? Feb 28 11:44:33 Yes! Feb 28 11:44:43 * RST38h shakes his 8-ball Feb 28 11:46:32 cenebris: as in "big capacitive, multitouch screen" ? Feb 28 11:47:40 thiago_home: yes, exactly, like Nokia X6 I believe Feb 28 11:47:49 cenebris: that's what was announced for the Harmattan device Feb 28 11:48:00 thiago_home: without keyboard Feb 28 11:48:24 nokia desperately need to jump on the gorilla glass bandwagon if/when they do tbh Feb 28 11:48:58 I can't tell you if it's going to have a keyboard or not Feb 28 11:49:03 nid0: yes, this glass would be great Feb 28 11:49:06 I can only repeat what has been publicly announced Feb 28 11:49:22 thiago_home: you work for Nokia? Feb 28 11:49:24 cenebris: So, you do not want the keyboard? Feb 28 11:49:35 yes Feb 28 11:49:40 cenebris: And you want a large capacitive glass touch screen? Feb 28 11:50:06 thiago_home: ok, good to know :) Feb 28 11:50:11 cenebris: And I suppose you also want the brilliant 480x320-pixel LCD? Feb 28 11:50:38 since the N900 is already 800x480, you can expect the Harmattan device to be no smaller Feb 28 11:50:52 thiago: Then it will not be able to compare to iPhone Feb 28 11:50:57 RST38h: like iPhone - no keyboard, large display, perhaps 800x480 like N900 Feb 28 11:51:23 cenebris: I see. Do you also want an Apple logo etched on the back? Feb 28 11:51:39 hd2-sized screens are the way to go for phones in that style tbh Feb 28 11:52:14 RST38h: no, I don't like the iPhone itself, but imho it's form factor is best for what I want/need Feb 28 11:52:48 nid0: I agree - big screen and pretty thin device without keyboard Feb 28 11:52:52 as almost all touchscreens are essentially the same form factor as the iphone, you're not exactly short on choice if thats what you want Feb 28 11:52:57 isn't entering data without keyboard to awkward on such devices? Feb 28 11:52:57 cenebris: Well, the funny thing is, N900 is exactly the same dimensions as iPhone with screen exactly the same size Feb 28 11:53:03 *too Feb 28 11:53:07 It is thicker, due to keyboard etc Feb 28 11:53:16 gour yes it is, personally I wouldnt want a phone without a keyboard Feb 28 11:53:16 But it *is* "the iphone form factor" Feb 28 11:53:29 but then I use it for data entry quite a lot, your average smartphone user doesnt Feb 28 11:53:37 * gour agrees with nid0 Feb 28 11:54:01 i want that phone is just one app on the device and use it more as mobile computer Feb 28 11:54:07 I find the keyboard on the n900 restrictive as it is, being as I come from the 5-line spacious mammoth on the e90 Feb 28 11:54:25 certainly wouldnt want any less than the n900's Feb 28 11:54:39 RST38h: yes, but it has keyboard, that makes it thicker and personally keyboard only complicates everything for me (few languages, display keyboard is better in this case) Feb 28 11:54:44 Somebody, please tell me I am doing the wrong thing buying BH-905 Feb 28 11:55:15 cenebris: I would not buy it without a keyboard, sorry Feb 28 11:55:40 RST38h: tests says it is very good headset, although I didn't test it. Quite pricey though Feb 28 11:55:43 you're doing the wrong thing buying bh-905. Feb 28 11:56:11 RST38h: well I would, hope Nokia can make models for people with different needs :) Feb 28 11:56:41 cenebris: There are x6, 5800, and its smaller sibling Feb 28 11:56:53 cenebris: They should all satisfy you well Feb 28 11:57:35 cenebris: Amazon offered the thing for $199, so I ordered it Feb 28 11:58:14 Not exactly an economy model, but reasonable given the features Feb 28 11:59:17 RST38h: and are you sattisfied with this headset? Feb 28 11:59:31 no idea yet, will get it in a week or so Feb 28 13:01:49 dear god, please dont let people turn my tsg questions into a meego n900 thread Feb 28 13:02:15 So, Stskeeps, will Meego run on N900? =) Feb 28 13:02:23 * RST38h hides Feb 28 13:02:42 RST38h: hell if i know. it may run on n8âx0 Feb 28 13:03:00 as its armv5 atm Feb 28 13:03:08 Stskeeps: Gotta get rid of that PowerVR dependency though Feb 28 13:03:34 RST38h: xfce ;p Feb 28 13:03:43 Won't be a Meego then =B Feb 28 13:04:16 heh Feb 28 13:04:30 noone statements make sense until we see code. Feb 28 13:04:47 But really, all that clutterfuck does not perform any useful role anyway Feb 28 13:05:03 Some code is already in the repo Feb 28 13:23:22 RST38h: What repo? Feb 28 13:23:30 I thought the only repo was the Moblin 2.2 one Feb 28 13:23:32 which is not meego Feb 28 13:26:42 I have recently seen a repository with some packages compiled Feb 28 13:26:53 Cannot locate the URL at the moment Feb 28 15:08:15 Hi Feb 28 15:08:47 What is the current state of development of MeeGo? Is there a first release scheduled? Feb 28 15:10:28 What is the current state of development of MeeGo? Is there a first release scheduled? Feb 28 16:49:48 Latest registered user on MeeGo: http://meego.com/user/3259 Feb 28 16:52:37 what about him/her? Feb 28 16:54:30 * GAN900 hands thiago_home a "them". Feb 28 16:57:16 thiago_home: nothing really, just happy to see the number of registered users climb. Feb 28 16:57:33 are you sure it's sequential? :-P Feb 28 16:57:59 * thiago_home once devised a registration number for an association that used a complex rule so that the numbers would grow quickly Feb 28 16:58:56 thiago_home: I'm sure there is like 5% dead registrations, but I'm rathar naive and thought that you were not involved in the numbering scheme this time! :) Feb 28 17:03:36 * thiago_home finds a bunch of meego-dev messages in his spam folder Feb 28 17:04:28 not a bad start in some cases :j Feb 28 17:04:31 :) Feb 28 17:06:19 Apple mighty mouce + wooden desk = problems Feb 28 17:06:21 14, including most of the TSG thread Feb 28 17:06:43 they thiago Feb 28 17:07:33 hi Feb 28 19:39:27 about MeeGo community... Feb 28 19:39:59 ... I was thinking that starting the Summit discussion is probably one of the most urgent things on the table Feb 28 19:41:20 for when? Feb 28 19:41:25 or is that on the table? Feb 28 19:43:07 we only have a table, the rest is to be decided :) Feb 28 19:43:15 http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=44947 Feb 28 19:43:19 will there be icecream? Feb 28 19:43:28 granted Feb 28 19:43:33 I'm in Feb 28 19:43:42 that's why Feb 28 19:44:43 qgil: What is the estimated number of Moblin people at the summit? Feb 28 19:44:48 I wonder what the point of this summit is? compared to maemo ones? Feb 28 19:45:20 they seem to have been 'educational' historically Feb 28 19:45:39 by september can we assume that much planning is resolved? Feb 28 19:47:19 by the time of the Summit (September?) I wonder what 'Moblin people' will mean Feb 28 19:47:59 the Moblin summits were purely for developers, and even platform developers Feb 28 19:48:32 at least this is what I would guess from the fact of being collocated with the Linux Collaboration Summit Feb 28 19:48:34 o/ ahma Feb 28 19:49:04 qgil: The real question is about the ratio of people from different sides of the fence Feb 28 19:49:25 RST38h: it is? in 6+ months time? Feb 28 19:49:33 I guess, ideally, you would want an integrated summit with topics interesting for both sides, rather than having two summits side by side Feb 28 19:49:53 lbt: Yes. We do not know how this will look in 6+ months. Feb 28 19:50:01 lbt if the first MeeGo release is planned for 2Q, I really hope by September (again: ?) a lot of planning is done and we are just increasing mass and speed Feb 28 19:50:22 lbt: I.e. I have some idea but not prepared to talk about it Feb 28 19:50:40 rst38h" the fence" being... handset guys vs netbook guys or...? Feb 28 19:50:42 I think there will be a lot more problems to resolve than at normal Maemo summits Feb 28 19:50:58 qgil: Moblin guys vs Maemo/Meego guys Feb 28 19:51:05 (cf the opt problem which was addressed last time ... I expect a *lot* of them) Feb 28 19:51:14 qgil: But yes, you can call the first group netbook people Feb 28 19:51:39 Moblin/MeeGo guys vs Maemo/MeeGo guys? Feb 28 19:51:55 qgil: My guess is that traditional netbook people will continue calling their stuff Moblin Feb 28 19:52:07 vs all the nw people joining that didn't care much about Moblin or MeeGo before? Feb 28 19:52:15 no way Feb 28 19:53:09 RST38h: the same way that traditional smartphone people will continue calling their stuff Maemo? Feb 28 19:53:12 qgilN900: do you know the moblin summit organizers? Feb 28 19:53:27 yes, the Intel guys Feb 28 19:54:33 Hi ppl, I had the idea to buy me a nexus one and install meego there when its ready would it work? Feb 28 19:54:45 qgilN900: i was hoping for a less generic answer Feb 28 19:54:49 saft: you should ask Google that question Feb 28 19:54:50 Dirk, Imad... Feb 28 19:54:53 saft: it's their hardware Feb 28 19:55:01 thiago_home: i did Feb 28 19:55:10 saft: what did they say? Feb 28 19:55:15 bla Feb 28 19:55:34 how unsurprising Feb 28 19:55:42 there is no awnser since there is no meego :P Feb 28 19:55:43 saft: meego is (will be) an open OS ... if you have open HW then you should be able to run it. Feb 28 19:55:59 * thiago_home bets that SnapDragon will be one of the supported ARM platforms (we have to convince Qualcomm) Feb 28 19:56:04 lbt: and the time Feb 28 19:56:13 and the energy to adapt the various levels required Feb 28 19:56:17 timeless_mbp: he's got time to be on irc... Feb 28 19:56:23 oh! yeah Feb 28 19:56:27 but whether all the hardware that is on the Nexus One is supported, and whether you can flash anything onto the device, those are questions best asked to Google Feb 28 19:57:14 qgilN900: so, personally i like montreal or toronto as host cities Feb 28 19:57:18 qgilN900: what areas will the summit address? Feb 28 19:57:32 will there be a break with classic X11 for meego? Feb 28 19:57:34 moco is using whistler (outside vancouver) for summits Feb 28 19:57:36 well if you can use the hartware with the linux kernel who cares about google? its not like i asked dell if i could install linux on my laptop?! Feb 28 19:57:37 there's so much new stuff that I wonder if it needs to be longer Feb 28 19:57:44 lbt: it's *our* summit, so we decide Feb 28 19:57:48 but they're for 'core' (roughly 400 core people!) only Feb 28 19:57:57 yep... these are questions for us all :) Feb 28 19:57:59 are we having a cagefight? Feb 28 19:58:03 * w00t tags lcuk Feb 28 19:58:05 you're it ;) Feb 28 19:58:17 pupnik: no, not until there's something better than X11 anyway Feb 28 19:58:18 damn! Feb 28 19:58:21 pupnik: what do you mean break? Feb 28 19:58:23 * lcuk tags pupnik Feb 28 19:58:25 (evening all) Feb 28 19:58:28 like using qtopia? :) Feb 28 19:58:32 o/ w00t Feb 28 19:58:38 lcuk: the atmosphere seems loaded somehow... Feb 28 19:58:39 conference someplace reasonably cheap and free of hassles pls Feb 28 19:58:46 no, not Qtopia Feb 28 19:58:49 but QWS, who knows Feb 28 19:58:50 * w00t reads scrollback Feb 28 19:58:52 maybe Lighthouse Feb 28 19:58:56 pupnik: Amsterdam... (ask lcuk) Feb 28 19:59:14 it's becoming more difficult to define "cheap" when Europe/America seem more balanced in MeeGo Feb 28 19:59:16 not Qtopia? we thought that was the future... wow..... deal-breaker Feb 28 19:59:19 the amsterdam venue was very nice Feb 28 19:59:21 im serious about video linkups Feb 28 19:59:29 Qtopia was EOL'ed one year ago Feb 28 19:59:39 I also wonder what might come out from Asia, since Intel has plenty of partners there... Feb 28 19:59:42 QWS/Lighthouse, who knos Feb 28 19:59:46 * lbt stops teasing thiago_home Feb 28 19:59:48 thiago_home: technically, it's community support, isn't it? Feb 28 19:59:59 right, EOL'ed as a product Feb 28 19:59:59 what do you mean? qtopia is really the secret future Feb 28 20:00:06 thiago: aww, i'm sure we could resurrect it! Feb 28 20:00:09 who here has contact to intel/moblin? what do those guys want? Feb 28 20:00:15 timeless_mbp: die in a fire Feb 28 20:00:28 pupnik: I will go for money =) Feb 28 20:00:29 w00t: oh, i have no love for Qtopia Feb 28 20:00:33 hehe Feb 28 20:00:34 want about what? Ice cream as well, I guess Feb 28 20:00:37 pupnik: the problem with intel/moblin is they don't have the same kind of community maemo had Feb 28 20:00:37 pupnik: Dunno about the rest Feb 28 20:00:39 timeless_mbp: development of qtopia is still ongoing for the openmoko phone Feb 28 20:00:40 did anybody manage to find/build a moblin image for pentium m chipsets? Feb 28 20:00:45 but it seemed like a stupid question, so it deserved a stupid answer Feb 28 20:00:55 lcuk: no Feb 28 20:00:57 ljp: isn't openmoko dead? :) Feb 28 20:01:00 lbt that is not a problem but an advantage Feb 28 20:01:04 lcuk: although you may try Moblin1 Feb 28 20:01:32 timeless_mbp: the community is still thriving, companies still sell updated hardware Feb 28 20:01:33 qgilN900: yeah s/problem/thing/ Feb 28 20:01:35 well its quite funny here... Feb 28 20:01:41 well heck, make it somewhere in europe if possible. i think that will get best attendance Feb 28 20:01:43 lbt: not so sure that's a problem, in some ways, it means there's less directions things can be pulled in Feb 28 20:01:47 qgilN900: we're still assuming a 3 day weekend summit? Feb 28 20:01:48 * lcuk watches the shadows vs vorlons having a massive megabattle Feb 28 20:01:51 we don't know (until they tell us) what they'd like to focus on Feb 28 20:02:09 summit: we need to rethink everything Feb 28 20:02:35 multiple device family support Feb 28 20:02:49 qgil: Will there new SDK / hardware in time for the summit? Feb 28 20:02:56 ROFL Feb 28 20:02:59 there [be] new Feb 28 20:03:03 it might even make sense to have a GUADEC-likev model, with certain days for core developers and some days for a wider audience Feb 28 20:03:11 * lbt passes qgilN900 a magic 8-ball Feb 28 20:03:20 * thiago_home suggests Munich Feb 28 20:03:25 * timeless_mbp frowns Feb 28 20:03:35 * w00t suggests his living room Feb 28 20:03:36 HEL to YYZ for 9/23 to 9/27 is ~900USD Feb 28 20:03:42 rst38h new sdk for sure. read again: MeeGo release in 2Q Feb 28 20:03:45 if you put it next to Qt Dev Days again, at least make it the same city :-) Feb 28 20:03:49 Aha, cool Feb 28 20:04:04 * RST38h suggests Moscow Feb 28 20:04:10 thiago: yeah that was fail Feb 28 20:04:14 hardware... I guess there will be at least an Atom refverence hardware Feb 28 20:04:15 any advantage to piggyback it to a wider linux event? Feb 28 20:04:19 thiago_home: linking with a Qt may be an idea Feb 28 20:04:22 * ljp suggests Brisbane Feb 28 20:04:27 * RST38h Although hotel costs are probably gonna be prohibitively high Feb 28 20:04:28 hrm, HEOL to SFO for 9/23 to 9/27 is ~900USD (but prices go up faster) Feb 28 20:04:31 yeah, I'd love to go to Brisbane Feb 28 20:04:34 s/HEOL/HEL/ Feb 28 20:04:34 timeless_mbp meant: hrm, HEL to SFO for 9/23 to 9/27 is ~900USD (but prices go up faster) Feb 28 20:04:35 it snowed last year in MUC Feb 28 20:04:38 qgilN900, to ease some of the work for the smaller talks, barcamps have a method where plans for them are posted on a board on the day Feb 28 20:04:49 just open slots Feb 28 20:04:59 fwiw, HEL pretty much sucks as a point of origin Feb 28 20:05:03 plan video team in advance... :) Feb 28 20:05:09 so does OSL Feb 28 20:05:19 ok, HEL to YVR for 9/23 to 9/27 has a base of >1350USD Feb 28 20:05:26 which i think means YVR is out :( Feb 28 20:05:27 * lbt was super-impressed with the Debconf live videostreaming... Feb 28 20:05:28 going to PDX in one week will require 2 stops Feb 28 20:05:35 lcuk, call me traditional but before I'd like to agree on scope, audience, location and dates :) Feb 28 20:05:38 (well, 2stop base of >1050USD) Feb 28 20:05:49 then we know we can of beast we have creeated Feb 28 20:06:05 * w00t would concur with qgilN900 really Feb 28 20:06:09 qgilN900: =~ s/creeated/created/ Feb 28 20:06:11 qgilN900, of course, but opening a couple of rooms and being freeform for that purpose doesnt harm? Feb 28 20:06:16 HEL to SEA is ~900USD Feb 28 20:06:18 discussing the how before the what seems a little erk Feb 28 20:06:22 i'm quite happy w/ SEA also Feb 28 20:06:29 * lbt thinks the scope could be more than just the attendees Feb 28 20:06:31 open conference Feb 28 20:06:41 unconference Feb 28 20:06:41 and that's an important starting point Feb 28 20:06:43 lbt: in what way? Feb 28 20:06:50 ok, so roughly crossing the pond from HEL has a 900USD base price w/ a penalty to go to YVR Feb 28 20:06:53 One thing I know for sure is that dividing scope into Maemo and Meego parts is wrong Feb 28 20:07:04 well, meego 'community' could be much bigger than maemo Feb 28 20:07:13 rst38h that's for sure Feb 28 20:07:15 Better intertwine things, even although it may feel artificial at times Feb 28 20:07:16 and there will be a lot of people we should include Feb 28 20:07:22 ooh Feb 28 20:07:23 we have technology to support that Feb 28 20:07:30 virtual attendanve Feb 28 20:07:32 HEL to CHI gets me <800USD base Feb 28 20:07:32 right Feb 28 20:07:38 of course, thats a sensible idea Feb 28 20:07:39 CHI? Feb 28 20:07:42 timeless_mbp: stop posting prices please Feb 28 20:07:57 thiago: Chicago Feb 28 20:08:01 ah, ORD Feb 28 20:08:04 not sure which airport Feb 28 20:08:10 * thiago_home will be there in about 10 days Feb 28 20:08:12 it might be Midway Feb 28 20:08:25 BOS is about the same as CHI Feb 28 20:08:38 US can be a pain for visas for many people Feb 28 20:08:44 Boston is a great deal closer Feb 28 20:08:53 thiago: it only saved about 100USD Feb 28 20:08:54 so should the summit primarily focus on the attendees or should it aim to provide info for the non-attending community too? Feb 28 20:08:55 qgilN900: not to mention the generally quite strict border control Feb 28 20:08:57 yeah, I'll have to renew my visa for the US this year Feb 28 20:08:59 which all things considered is trivial Feb 28 20:08:59 Australia it is then! Feb 28 20:09:08 I need visa for Australia too Feb 28 20:09:09 can we do hawaii Feb 28 20:09:10 how about Ireland :-p (mildly serious as it's "between" EU and US) Feb 28 20:09:10 and for Canada Feb 28 20:09:18 bfree: Iceland Feb 28 20:09:22 arjan: can you sponsor everyone? Feb 28 20:09:24 Canada is also relatively strict AFAIK Feb 28 20:09:27 good idea bfree Feb 28 20:09:31 Ireland may not be such a bad idea Feb 28 20:09:34 northpole Feb 28 20:09:40 (selfish but good) :) Feb 28 20:09:40 everybody head north Feb 28 20:09:40 * timeless_mbp ponders Feb 28 20:09:49 not London! Feb 28 20:09:51 Dublin was nice in 2006 Feb 28 20:09:54 lbt: er.. I'm still a little confused by what you quite mean - obviously, the more eyes on and attention the better, but focus in what sense? Feb 28 20:09:58 Spain? Feb 28 20:10:00 Portugal? Feb 28 20:10:05 Both should be relatively cheap Feb 28 20:10:12 so we have platform developers (high % of professionals and the rest can be funded) Feb 28 20:10:13 Gran Canaria again? Feb 28 20:10:16 also good RST38h Feb 28 20:10:22 france! Feb 28 20:10:23 app developers are relatively easy to map Feb 28 20:10:24 * timeless_mbp ponders Feb 28 20:10:26 * w00t notes signal to noise ratio is starting to suck Feb 28 20:10:26 May I suggest Greece? Feb 28 20:10:38 RST38h: incredibly expensive from USA i'd imagine Feb 28 20:10:39 lcuk: You wanna deal with another transportation workers strike? Feb 28 20:10:44 if you sponsor intel to greece Feb 28 20:10:51 w00t: the content and scope could change if you included virtual attendance Feb 28 20:10:53 and then contributors & lovely users everywhere (but with certain areas of density) Feb 28 20:10:59 Anything is expensive from USA. Feb 28 20:10:59 http://pininthemap.com/maemo Feb 28 20:11:06 Especially when donw before September 15th Feb 28 20:11:07 locations of a great number of the maemo community Feb 28 20:11:18 RST38h: usa to LHR/PAR is generally tolerable Feb 28 20:11:22 FMO germany central in europe with multiple airports close to amsterdam, dortmund, hamburg and dusseldorf Feb 28 20:11:23 CDG Feb 28 20:11:23 w00t: it also allows for much more parallelism as it guarantees you won't miss anything Feb 28 20:11:30 what about picking picking 3-5 with high density of app developers and contributor Feb 28 20:11:33 France is expensive + they strike a lot Feb 28 20:11:42 qgilN900, the map i just posted has that info Feb 28 20:11:43 RST38h: England has plenty of strikes Feb 28 20:11:47 and then divide platform developers per areas, wherever suits best Feb 28 20:11:48 heck so does Finland of late Feb 28 20:11:50 timeless_mbp: rubbish Feb 28 20:11:52 qgilN900: distributed summit? interesting idea :P Feb 28 20:11:58 You can just as well fly to Moscow and rent a freaking river ship for the whole summit Feb 28 20:12:00 and then good video streaming, life and archived Feb 28 20:12:05 qgilN900: provided it's all e.g. streamed online.. it should be good Feb 28 20:12:12 so, seattle to athens is ~1050USD Feb 28 20:12:14 great minds etc :) Feb 28 20:12:15 not so bad Feb 28 20:12:23 this is really complex for organizers Feb 28 20:12:27 but if you ask me Feb 28 20:12:32 no risk no fun Feb 28 20:12:34 berlin is a hub Feb 28 20:12:36 w00t: um Feb 28 20:12:47 you realize we failed to do decent streaming across AMS, right? Feb 28 20:12:47 I got it! there's a place called Internetland Feb 28 20:12:50 amsterdam is, which other euro hubs are there Feb 28 20:12:54 that was what, two buildings? Feb 28 20:12:59 * arjan votes amsterdam Feb 28 20:13:04 (nice direct flight from portland Feb 28 20:13:07 * timeless_mbp votes against AMS Feb 28 20:13:10 * timeless_mbp would rather ATH Feb 28 20:13:13 and I get through customs easily ;-) Feb 28 20:13:15 * timeless_mbp has been to AMS too many times Feb 28 20:13:19 * lcuk is going to athens Feb 28 20:13:21 * timeless_mbp hasn't been to ATH and needs to go Feb 28 20:13:22 timeless_mbp: with proper planning, I don't see why it's not possible Feb 28 20:13:23 lcuk: FRA, PAR, MUC, London Feb 28 20:13:32 london :) Feb 28 20:13:41 london, heh Feb 28 20:13:41 lcuk: same argument, been there, done that Feb 28 20:13:43 arjan: uh... not so _nice_ Feb 28 20:13:48 Dublin would be better Feb 28 20:13:50 an English speaking location is a bonus imvho (with the Dutch being so good at English I'd let them count as English speaking). A country with a decent Intel and/or Nokia presence might make it easier Feb 28 20:13:50 London is a bad idea Feb 28 20:13:56 * mikhas votes for berlin =D Feb 28 20:13:57 arjan: Delta 767 without individual entertainment system Feb 28 20:14:03 naye on london Feb 28 20:14:10 bfree: nokia doesn't have a decent presence anywhere Feb 28 20:14:11 outside london... maybe Feb 28 20:14:12 so scratch that Feb 28 20:14:20 thiago: I know.. Feb 28 20:14:27 Intel has a presence in .il, but somehow i doubt that's work for people :) Feb 28 20:14:36 intel has a huge office in amsterdam ;) Feb 28 20:14:45 * arjan also will get to visit family ;) Feb 28 20:14:59 mozilla has done mozcamp europes in Prague and Barcelona Feb 28 20:15:01 * ljp 's second choice would be Anguilla Feb 28 20:15:05 throwing in ;) doesnt help lol Feb 28 20:15:09 they do work, but i wouldn't recommend it for 400+ people Feb 28 20:15:13 thiago: hardly any of us require onboard entertainment systems, if you get my drift... Feb 28 20:15:16 * thiago_home knows the AMS airport better than he would have cared to Feb 28 20:15:17 we can assume intel folks who are vested in meego can travel to europe i think Feb 28 20:15:18 you have to mention the museums and stuff Feb 28 20:15:31 RST38h: my N900 battery doesn't last the 10 hours if I'm watching stuff Feb 28 20:15:32 Rome is slightly better although from memory kinda pricey for hotels Feb 28 20:15:39 (heck, Torino wasn't cheap) Feb 28 20:15:41 RST38h: even with flight recharging from the laptop Feb 28 20:15:41 thiago: Take two! Feb 28 20:15:47 pupnik, especially rhose based in UK :) Feb 28 20:15:53 prague would be cheap, too Feb 28 20:16:01 Prague sounds like a good choice Feb 28 20:16:04 thiago: i fly AMS as a hub often enough Feb 28 20:16:10 AMS, LHR, and FRA i think Feb 28 20:16:26 * thiago_home used to go more to AMS, but now more FRA and MUC Feb 28 20:16:43 going FRA-DEN to Portland now, then ORD-FRA on the way back Feb 28 20:16:47 * timeless_mbp nods Feb 28 20:16:54 belgium has the strangest things about refreshment: http://liqbase.net/liq.belgium.coke.20100208_018.jpg Feb 28 20:16:59 * ljp has flown MEH lately Feb 28 20:17:15 lcuk: mmmmm coke wee Feb 28 20:17:25 ljp: Norway?! Feb 28 20:17:35 where in the world were you connecting to, and why was that helpful? Feb 28 20:17:36 * RST38h flies direct lately, not trying my luck with Delta or United again Feb 28 20:17:39 (which airline?) Feb 28 20:17:44 lcuk: huh? Feb 28 20:17:59 dang it, there really is MEH Feb 28 20:18:04 I meant, ljp Feb 28 20:18:07 thiago_home: where in .no are you based btw? Feb 28 20:18:13 w00t: OSL Feb 28 20:18:15 thiago, the little munchin man is an iconic thing in belgium Feb 28 20:18:34 lcuk: I know Feb 28 20:18:39 thiago_home: ah, cool, I hope to visit there eventually.. I go to TRD a few times a year atm Feb 28 20:18:39 lcuk: a huge disappointment, if you ask me Feb 28 20:18:43 lol Feb 28 20:18:50 a game dev track might be nice. there are a lot of people i would write Feb 28 20:19:03 w00t: sure, just let us know so we have the time to hide the Maemo prototypes Feb 28 20:19:05 w00t: :-P Feb 28 20:19:11 lcuk: The name is Mannequin Pis Feb 28 20:19:12 * w00t shakes fist Feb 28 20:19:12 :P Feb 28 20:19:19 thanks RST38h Feb 28 20:19:25 lcuk: (and yes, that is exactly what it sounds like) Feb 28 20:19:30 i know Feb 28 20:19:55 thiago, there are no maemo prototypes to hide :p Feb 28 20:20:01 lcuk: sure there are Feb 28 20:20:02 we dont get prototypes, just cardboard look-alikes Feb 28 20:20:07 * lcuk gives you tip-ex and a new sharpie Feb 28 20:20:20 * qgilN900 must smile because no Asian city was mentioned and who knows how many developers from China India SKorea MeeGo will have quite soon Feb 28 20:20:26 ljp: they should switch to ice cream Feb 28 20:20:28 I'll throw in stuttgart (ger), as well - good connections, and hub-y Feb 28 20:20:46 lpj: makes prototype autodestruct after a while, plus you can LICK IT Feb 28 20:20:53 qgilN900, of course, how do we break the language barrier Feb 28 20:21:20 speak in Qt Feb 28 20:21:26 lcuk: worse, how do you break cultural barrier? Feb 28 20:21:31 * thiago_home thought India spoke English, mostly Feb 28 20:21:46 qgilN900: i could name cities Feb 28 20:21:53 why didn't you mention language and culture mentioning all those cities before? Feb 28 20:22:00 but generally it ends up being Seol, or Tokyo or a couple of others in Japan Feb 28 20:22:07 we're unlikely to do China Feb 28 20:22:10 lcuk: I.e. what are you gonna do with 100+ Chinese who come to the summit, listen in silence, talk to each other quietly, then leave? Feb 28 20:22:27 qgilN900: I think the thing there is that we don't have that coverage *now*, so it wasn't on many people's minds, rather than deliberate exclusion :P Feb 28 20:22:27 s/Seol/Seoul/ Feb 28 20:22:51 Korea/Japan raise the ticket price to $1000+ for *everybody* involved Feb 28 20:22:59 Can we please avoid going there? Feb 28 20:23:00 * ljp suggests Cupertino Feb 28 20:23:14 let's do it in South America then Feb 28 20:23:15 ljp: Apple campus main lawn? Feb 28 20:23:18 then *I* get to visit family Feb 28 20:23:21 "we" don't know which coverage have "we" now Feb 28 20:23:43 qgilN900: did you miss the earlier map? it's by no means definitive but it gives some idea Feb 28 20:23:45 ljp: Cupertino is fine w/ me, but convention centers are mostly SJC Feb 28 20:23:57 (santa clara) Feb 28 20:23:57 which map? Feb 28 20:23:58 you are right qgil, i actually liked it in barcelona with the translation units. it added a new aspect and understanding to it Feb 28 20:24:00 timeless_mbp: hotels do nicely for that Feb 28 20:24:06 qgilN900: http://pininthemap.com/maemo Feb 28 20:24:06 qgil: the "now" thing is real easy to estimate, look at who is active on the mailing lists and what kind of hits you are getting at meego.com Feb 28 20:24:08 thiago: not in cupertino Feb 28 20:24:13 there are only 3 or so i can think of Feb 28 20:24:16 timeless_mbp: Qt Developer Days has always been in the valley area Feb 28 20:24:19 qgil: "+6 months" is more of a problem Feb 28 20:24:22 thiago: sure Feb 28 20:24:28 that is a Maemo map, and I'm talking about MeeGo Feb 28 20:24:29 but the valley isn't just Cupertino Feb 28 20:24:38 qgilN900, yes, but thats a start Feb 28 20:24:48 it's mountain view, stanford, san jose, santa clara Feb 28 20:24:51 qgilN900: sure. but um, much as I hate to go back to an earlier point, meego doesn't really have much of a community *now* Feb 28 20:24:58 less so campbell and points west Feb 28 20:25:07 qgil: Ok, add ~100-200 people in Oregon and you get Meego map for now :) Feb 28 20:25:51 Qt has a community, Moblin/Atom has a community, Asia plays a visible role for them. Just saying Feb 28 20:26:17 Qt community has very little to do with the potential MeeGo community Feb 28 20:26:19 qgilN900: i'm perfectly happy to do Seoul or just about anywhere in japan Feb 28 20:26:26 especially the Developer Days attendence Feb 28 20:26:27 (as long as it's a city) Feb 28 20:26:37 qgilN900: I'm not discounting that there are other parties involved in this. Just pointing out that what people they do bring are dominated (currently) by maemo people, look at the community working group for example Feb 28 20:26:44 but as someone said, you're adding 1000{cur} to each flight Feb 28 20:26:55 which at say 500 people isn't a trivial sum Feb 28 20:27:12 qgilN900: you, yourself said "quite soon", not "now" Feb 28 20:27:26 guys, if we are planning for an event in 6 months we need to imagine the audience (the MeeGo community) by that time Feb 28 20:27:39 qgilN900: my whole point is, those places weren't mentioned because there is no huge representation from those places *now*, I wasn't making any other point Feb 28 20:27:52 qgilN900: i'd suggest considering meego does asia the second or third year instead of the first year Feb 28 20:28:07 if meego takes off, it will pretty much _have_ to cater to asia then Feb 28 20:28:11 remember that I just suggsted a decentralized summit few lines above Feb 28 20:28:23 timeless_mbp: multiple locations mean that is less of a problem Feb 28 20:28:27 i'm mostly opposed to decentralized Feb 28 20:28:29 plus it's sunday night and I'm just challenging your clever minds :) Feb 28 20:28:42 I'm ambivilent to it Feb 28 20:28:42 it's fairly important to physically meet people and do things offsite Feb 28 20:28:45 talks over dinner Feb 28 20:28:51 I'd have to see it in action before I could pan it, really Feb 28 20:28:51 not a challenge, just travelling salesman problems ;) Feb 28 20:28:52 walks and schmoozing Feb 28 20:29:13 I do agree that face time is important Feb 28 20:29:13 qgilN900: can you name any other groups which have done decentralized events? Feb 28 20:29:22 i'd like to suggest that nokia-intel are not a good group to trial it Feb 28 20:29:37 timeless, decentralized doesn't mean 400 locations with 1 person in each place Feb 28 20:29:39 however, if someone else has experience w/ it, that's a different story Feb 28 20:29:49 what about 1 in each continent to start with Feb 28 20:29:52 qgilN900: i have no interest in schmoozing in HEL, thank you very much Feb 28 20:29:52 but .. with a divergent group, it might work, the main problem I see would be diluting things too far Feb 28 20:29:53 +1 Feb 28 20:29:59 qgilN900 yes Feb 28 20:30:02 Prolly too much of trouble Feb 28 20:30:13 with time crossover where possible Feb 28 20:30:17 and simucast Feb 28 20:30:20 trouble for whom? Feb 28 20:30:27 decentralized place : 127.0.0.1 Feb 28 20:30:27 time crossover across the pond mostly sucks Feb 28 20:30:38 you start w/ a roughly 5 hour gap Feb 28 20:30:39 Expensive to organize in multiple locations at once, gives participants less opportunity for close interpersonal communication, which is one of the main purposes of these summits Feb 28 20:30:48 qgilN900: I wonder how well it would work out distributed locations *and* distributed times Feb 28 20:30:49 which means one side is at 8am and the other side is at 1pm Feb 28 20:31:11 rst38h who can pay a transatlantic flight to attend a conference? Feb 28 20:31:19 but if we all switch to swatch time, it will be the same time! Feb 28 20:31:21 qgilN900: as in, a month between them, a number of mini-summits, not one huge summit per year Feb 28 20:31:22 we just watched the olympics from the other side of the world! Feb 28 20:31:24 few Feb 28 20:31:34 qgilN900: Intel can, every now and then :) Feb 28 20:31:45 read back my idea of moving platform devs wherever convenient but localize a bit app devs and other contributors Feb 28 20:31:46 ljp: you're clearly on the 127.0.0.1 side of this, i think that means you earn a /dev/null route Feb 28 20:31:56 But , on the other hand, if we all meet half-way, we will drown in the ocean :) Feb 28 20:32:14 RST38h, well, its one way to make sure the idea floats Feb 28 20:32:15 RST38h: nah, we'd land in BOS or ICE Feb 28 20:32:25 BOS isn't bad Feb 28 20:32:25 RST38h: or we could have an arctc meeting Feb 28 20:32:29 arctic Feb 28 20:32:34 * lcuk nods Feb 28 20:32:40 ok, how about Perth, that way _everybody_ has to travel a great distance Feb 28 20:32:56 ljp: Same as Korea/Japan, but at least with edible food. Feb 28 20:32:59 apart from some of the qt people Feb 28 20:33:15 ljp: nah, we want to force you to travel far Feb 28 20:33:30 quim's suggestion could potentially allow a greater critical mass of attendance. Feb 28 20:33:32 qgil: ah, so the low level people (which are few have one summit and the rest has another? Makes sense... Feb 28 20:33:33 but more seriously, I think that decentralising things is a good idea to at least experiment with Feb 28 20:33:34 are the kde gang part of meego community btw Feb 28 20:33:42 lcuk: depends who you ask Feb 28 20:33:43 SEA to PER is 2100USD Feb 28 20:33:47 I think everyone has a different background ;) Feb 28 20:34:03 Prague. Definitely Prague. Feb 28 20:34:06 w00t: nah, bad choice Feb 28 20:34:10 HEL to PER is 1900USD Feb 28 20:34:23 so it's +1000usd on both sides, and fairly even penalty Feb 28 20:34:23 rst38h or you get all kernel/core in one local summit, multimedia in another, toolkit in another... Feb 28 20:34:40 qgil: hey, hey, that is spreading 'em too thin =) Feb 28 20:34:43 this way every place has a bit of platform / apps / misc contributors Feb 28 20:34:51 qgilN900: that'd be roughly Kernel/Core in Oregon Feb 28 20:34:55 and Multimedia in HEL Feb 28 20:35:00 fairly pointless Feb 28 20:35:02 but thats just like the irc channels, and does not allow crosspolination of ideas Feb 28 20:35:07 kernel/core/base tools people do deserve a separate summit somewhere in Oregon Feb 28 20:35:10 why bother having meego in the first place? Feb 28 20:35:15 qgilN900: though would that mean that moblin people go to one and maemo to other? Feb 28 20:35:19 But breaking down the rest may not make too much of sense Feb 28 20:35:35 hukka why, they overlap in plenty of areas Feb 28 20:36:23 how long is the summit planned to be Feb 28 20:36:36 are we keeping with same 3 days Feb 28 20:36:40 qgilN900: well, just thinking that by announcement core is moblin and ui harmattan Feb 28 20:36:41 lcuk: i think the operating assumption is 3 days Feb 28 20:36:44 or because of additional details more Feb 28 20:36:46 splitting on nametag lines (like where you came from) is a bad, bad idea if you want a cohesive, unified community, and I suppose that is something that shouldn't be overlooked if there are multiple summits Feb 28 20:36:53 well theres greater things to talk about Feb 28 20:36:56 however if you're doing a cross ocean trip, it makes much more sense to do a week thing instead Feb 28 20:36:59 but dunno about the arm core people Feb 28 20:37:02 (at this stage particularly - you don't want to alienate people) Feb 28 20:37:04 it helps you recoup cost on the flights Feb 28 20:37:28 that makes sense timeless Feb 28 20:37:39 manyt of the people who came over last time stayed longer Feb 28 20:37:59 generally people who cross want to do 10 or so days, people who are local are able to do closer to 5 Feb 28 20:38:11 doing 3 is incredibly painful and fairly pointless Feb 28 20:38:18 you spend too much time jet lagged Feb 28 20:38:20 my point exactly Feb 28 20:38:43 Center of the Earth then? Feb 28 20:38:45 perhaps the level of discussions should focus on specific middle days Feb 28 20:38:51 Equally close to everybody? Feb 28 20:38:59 also lets people cho cannot schedule a couple days attend other days Feb 28 20:39:01 but with events on either side which are for specific target audiences Feb 28 20:39:05 as qgilN900 said Feb 28 20:39:44 we could do the bahamas :) Feb 28 20:39:54 that's probably closer to center :) Feb 28 20:39:57 i'd rather not go to any small islands atm Feb 28 20:40:06 lcuk: you *live* on one! Feb 28 20:40:07 * w00t ducks Feb 28 20:40:18 * lcuk kicks ur shins Feb 28 20:40:20 hehe Feb 28 20:40:29 lcuk: hawaii survived chile's earthquake, no? Feb 28 20:40:36 indeed Feb 28 20:40:37 That is why he does not want to visit any others, probably Feb 28 20:41:46 the logstics of bringing in many people from many places makes a city near a hub the ideal location Feb 28 20:42:23 frankfurt is a hub Feb 28 20:42:53 and i got rooms :P Feb 28 20:43:19 pupnik_: breakfast included? Feb 28 20:44:25 i'd expect a massage, if I was being forced to go to frankfurt again ;-) Feb 28 20:44:49 * w00t had a rather nightmarish experience there once when heading back to the UK from sydney.. Feb 28 20:44:53 w00t: dont use ryanair next time :) Feb 28 20:45:22 Hukka: hehe. I wasn't, and the airline wasn't the problem.. we got very very lost, and being jetlagged to hell probably didn't help that :P Feb 28 20:46:11 lastlog -clear Feb 28 20:46:12 bah Feb 28 20:46:41 not much vacationy flair. but infrastructure is good. dunno about dublin, prague, portugal, spain Feb 28 20:47:13 one is not like the other Feb 28 20:47:16 i've heard reports that dublin is ok. not been there myself, and no idea if it'd scale to hundreds of people. ;) Feb 28 20:47:22 copenhagen is a hub too Feb 28 20:47:24 There is also Budapest Feb 28 20:47:35 Although I doubt it is much of a hub Feb 28 20:47:48 i think dublin is probably still cheap for the next year or so Feb 28 20:47:50 it's a nice city though, that must count Feb 28 20:47:55 it's recovering from a crash Feb 28 20:48:12 timeless_mbp: ah, so athens then Feb 28 20:48:23 just going into the nosedive Feb 28 20:48:26 helsinki Feb 28 20:48:34 there's also silicon glen ... Feb 28 20:49:02 Hukka: i think ath's nosedive makes it a bad choice Feb 28 20:49:05 they won't be recovering Feb 28 20:49:18 qgilN900: btw, let's remember together to discuss in September about community attendance to Dev Days Feb 28 20:49:19 services could easily be missing, there's a risk of riots and stuff Feb 28 20:49:36 timeless_mbp: let's not get serious about that :) Feb 28 20:51:17 looks like most folks are favoring someplace in continental .eu Feb 28 20:51:52 how about a wiki with actual links to conference centers Feb 28 20:52:27 how big it needs to be? Feb 28 20:52:52 does it really need to be a real confcentere, not just a hotel? Feb 28 20:52:54 amst attracted 400 Feb 28 20:53:07 yeah, but that was because of the dope Feb 28 20:54:01 very hard to predict these things. fosdem hat estimated a couple thousand Feb 28 20:54:34 dipoli-size, then ;) Feb 28 20:54:39 that's why you have registrations, as early as possible Feb 28 20:54:52 so a couple hundred seems a safe bet. any thoughts? Feb 28 20:55:00 if the registrations indicate your location gets overrun then you can still relocate the event Feb 28 20:55:05 * qgilN900 feels after some conferences it's not worth growing if that brings less usefulness at then end of the conf Feb 28 20:55:25 can you really control the growth of a conf? Feb 28 20:55:45 charge money :) Feb 28 20:55:49 sure, approve only talks about OMAP kernel and you'll see Feb 28 20:55:58 Dev Days is paid for and attracted 1000 people last year Feb 28 20:56:13 or limit the registration to a number and you'll see Feb 28 20:56:15 * Stskeeps takes a deep breath and submits a response to the TSG thread and hopes it comes off as less mean :P Feb 28 20:57:01 again, desired scope, audience and goal goes first Feb 28 20:57:27 tough questions Feb 28 20:57:29 let's define first what we want to get out of the first MeeGo summit, and then the rest will flow Feb 28 20:58:52 come on folks, what do you want to learn? Feb 28 20:59:16 good question Feb 28 20:59:23 what do people want to learn? Feb 28 20:59:45 learn... and do Feb 28 20:59:50 thiago_home: at dev days? Feb 28 20:59:55 who you want to meet Feb 28 21:00:00 at MeeGo Summit Feb 28 21:00:08 right, was wondering where the discussion wasgoing Feb 28 21:00:17 * w00t is only half paying attention now Feb 28 21:00:20 OSB, learn + do, finally Feb 28 21:00:24 (no need for concrete names, which kind of people or roles) Feb 28 21:00:31 or is it OBS? Feb 28 21:00:33 in one sentense summarise the most important thing you have learnt at a previous summit. Feb 28 21:00:57 lcuk, does it have to be conf-related? Feb 28 21:01:06 well thats what we are talking about Feb 28 21:01:12 23:00 my cinderella time Feb 28 21:01:14 what made a summit for you last time Feb 28 21:01:32 bye! Feb 28 21:01:34 cu quim. Feb 28 21:01:52 "* qgil mischief managed" Feb 28 21:02:13 barcelona was great because it threw different people together onto defined problems Feb 28 21:02:34 (referring to that long weekend thing) Feb 28 21:02:58 yes Feb 28 21:03:01 that was a remarkable working weekend Feb 28 21:03:11 it didnt actually matter whether you had the specific interest, it only mattered what you could do out of it Feb 28 21:03:19 yeah Feb 28 21:03:39 from what i gather everybody got something valuable out of it Feb 28 21:04:09 otoh, the presentations were mostly nokians, were they not? Feb 28 21:04:15 in maemo summit, thati s Feb 28 21:04:36 well, then let's say that one topic for a meego summit could be UX, again =) Feb 28 21:05:09 hands-on and everything Feb 28 21:05:11 id like to get the best independent game maintainers there Feb 28 21:05:15 mikhas, i would imagine having more time for constructive group sessions would be feasible Feb 28 21:05:21 oh yeah Feb 28 21:05:23 no slides Feb 28 21:05:24 pupnik_, :) indeed Feb 28 21:05:24 =) Feb 28 21:05:32 slides are important to some subjects Feb 28 21:05:40 but agreed, not all Feb 28 21:05:41 well yes, but you know what I mean Feb 28 21:05:44 mostly we have video out Feb 28 21:05:46 this could happen before the event Feb 28 21:06:06 I wouldnt mind having to *prepare* for the workgroups Feb 28 21:07:59 * qgilN900 presses Thanks button for Stskeeps Feb 28 21:08:06 some wonderful folks here in freenode game channels - couldnt begin to list them Feb 28 21:08:12 game devs, good point actually. dont they all have their own little frameworks/engines? perhaps one could have an engine shoot-out Feb 28 21:08:33 a lot are using sdl and opengl Feb 28 21:08:53 mikhas: SDL+OpenGL Feb 28 21:09:09 (and no, I have no idea why you need an engine shoot-out) Feb 28 21:09:15 for fun Feb 28 21:10:32 pupnik_, ive been mucking about the the opengl es example on the maemo wiki Feb 28 21:10:37 runs quite well :) Feb 28 21:11:10 tcool Feb 28 21:11:29 * pupnik_ gets down to bread baking cheers Feb 28 21:11:57 anyway, graphics programming w/ meego, that could be a nice topic, for some of us Feb 28 21:15:26 is anyone taking notes? Feb 28 21:15:28 only if you hold the powervr guys passports until they hand over some useful source or docs :-p Feb 28 21:15:56 well on the arm devices opengles is the way to go Feb 28 21:16:02 theres open examples on the maemo site Feb 28 21:20:30 hi Feb 28 21:20:44 CosmoHill: i tried moblin 2.1 with mutter-moblin from trunk Feb 28 21:20:45 lcuk: not just arm, also gma500. I'm talking about getting hardware 3d support in to Meego (i.e. Free and upstream in Linux and xorg not "vendor extensions") but I'm sure it's not going to happen :-( Feb 28 21:20:56 it didnt work with nvidia Feb 28 21:26:00 i'm quite out of solution Feb 28 21:27:36 bfree, cool Feb 28 21:27:57 i was looking at the differences between gl and gles and from what i can see its easier to start with es Feb 28 21:28:06 and have it work on newer desktop cards Feb 28 21:28:18 than trying to take desktop gl code and moving it to es Feb 28 21:29:38 GL ES is a subset of GL Feb 28 21:29:44 well, the 2 versions Feb 28 21:30:29 and GL 3.0 is a subset of GL 2 too Feb 28 21:30:58 it may be a subset Feb 28 21:31:06 but es pretty much requires use of shaders Feb 28 21:31:28 you cant take most desktop code without rebuilding the core texturing and stuff as shaders from what i was reading Feb 28 21:32:10 * lcuk felt yucky reading lots of iphone related posts - but they were very informative and have been over these sorts of questions themselves Feb 28 21:35:22 i'd like meego to work on nvidia card Feb 28 21:35:25 on tegra ? Feb 28 21:36:35 Qt does Feb 28 21:37:52 yep but moblin doesnt Feb 28 21:38:18 well, Qt needs something in between the hardware and itself to run on :-) Feb 28 21:40:50 thiago, you come distinctly from a qt background on this and talk often of its open sourceness, does the security base and bootloader enter your mind in this, ie is just having qt enough or will meego qt apps become a sub group Feb 28 21:41:23 the security is still something we need to see Feb 28 21:41:28 I have no idea what it will be Feb 28 21:41:31 I wasn't told yet Feb 28 21:41:45 * lcuk nods Feb 28 21:42:07 as for the bootloader, I couldn't care it's not open Feb 28 21:42:28 it's only about booting Feb 28 21:42:33 most BIOS aren't open either Feb 28 21:42:41 I don't know if the EFI is open Feb 28 21:42:46 same here, but if the apps are compatible with qt it shouldnt matter of the bootloader Feb 28 21:43:45 yes Feb 28 21:43:54 we're working hard so that no one modifies Qt Feb 28 21:43:59 it has to be the stock version Feb 28 21:44:03 :) Feb 28 21:44:11 that's the problem with the Community port on the N900 Feb 28 21:44:33 yeah i think thats understood now by most Feb 28 21:44:46 * w00t looks mildly confused Feb 28 21:44:54 my next problem is the UI layer Feb 28 21:45:18 w00t: the community port added APIs and broke BC Feb 28 21:46:02 thiago_home: are we talking about 4.5, or upcoming 4.6? Feb 28 21:46:31 4.5 Feb 28 21:46:35 right Feb 28 21:46:39 the 4.6 brings back X11 compatibility Feb 28 21:47:02 I suppose that a number of the problems introduced were due to time constraints, but yes, they're still problems nonetheless Feb 28 21:47:27 (it sucks that so often proper goals and product targets are at conflict) Feb 28 21:47:48 yeah Feb 28 21:48:43 if by UI layer, you mean the whole DUI/Orbit/QML/? trainwreck, yeah.. that's certainly going to *be* a problem I think Feb 28 21:48:56 yes, I meant that Feb 28 21:49:02 I'm working hard to solve that problem Feb 28 21:49:08 and also smacks a lot of the aforementioned product/platform conflict, btw Feb 28 21:49:17 that is good to hjear Feb 28 21:49:18 I have been for close to a year now Feb 28 21:49:25 s/jea/ea/ Feb 28 21:49:26 w00t meant: that is good to hear Feb 28 21:49:46 it's worried me for pretty much the whole time I've known about it, so it's good to hear there is 'official' attention on it also :) Feb 28 21:52:24 do *any* boblin people chat here? Feb 28 21:52:28 moblin Feb 28 21:52:47 yes Feb 28 21:53:03 pupnik_: yes, but as I was saying earlier, they're a bit ournumbered, so they tend to get lost in the noise Feb 28 21:55:02 w00t: my answer is QML Feb 28 21:55:07 thiago_home: that's mine too, really Feb 28 21:56:09 thiago_home: did CI finish integrating it into master yet? I noticed a lot of mess last week :-) Feb 28 21:56:51 oh, yeah Feb 28 21:56:56 we have only one build failure now Feb 28 21:57:04 the new libtiff fails to compile on Windows CE Feb 28 21:57:13 broken platform with broken C runtime support... Feb 28 21:57:20 ugh :P Feb 28 21:57:21 even broken Win32 support Feb 28 21:57:25 yeah Feb 28 21:57:33 wince is aptly named :-) Feb 28 21:57:33 I fixed Solaris Feb 28 21:57:49 I'll give it a try myself, then, when I get my laptop back from repair Feb 28 21:58:12 compilation running 9h34 now Feb 28 21:58:22 * w00t blinks Feb 28 21:58:27 on what hardware? Feb 28 21:58:46 I mean, I'm hardly top of the line, and I can still do a rebuild in around 40-50 minutes Feb 28 21:59:02 solaris-g++-64-ultrasparc took 7h52, win32-g++ 4.4 Windows XP has just finished (9h31) Feb 28 21:59:17 solaris-g++-ultrasparc is still compiling Feb 28 21:59:20 heh. Feb 28 21:59:42 currently building examples/network/torrent. It's got a good full 2h left before it finishes. Feb 28 21:59:49 oh, actually Feb 28 21:59:52 that probably explains it Feb 28 21:59:55 I omit tests and examples Feb 28 22:00:54 i built the ubuntu Qt source package, it took about 3-4 hours on my amd quad core Feb 28 22:01:15 fastest build was qws-ppc (33 min) Feb 28 22:01:26 linux-g++ took 1h13 Feb 28 22:02:07 I think the Sparc machines have lots of cores idling Feb 28 22:02:15 one of them has 16 cores, the other 24 Feb 28 22:02:18 thiago_home: I occasionally think it would be nice if the build farm results were made public.. is that possible, do you think? Feb 28 22:02:22 hm Feb 28 22:02:25 but I don't think any build uses anything over -j2 Feb 28 22:02:38 what make do you run there? gmake? Feb 28 22:02:52 dmake Feb 28 22:02:59 I've asked the QA people to switch to gmake Feb 28 22:03:06 erk, no experience there Feb 28 22:03:18 anyway, the results are public, kind-of. When the *-stable updates, it's because all platforms built fine. Feb 28 22:03:43 yes, but master-stable hasn't updated for ..a long time Feb 28 22:03:47 when master or 4.6 update, it's because the main platforms (mac, win, linux, qws, symbian) built fine, without unit test regressions Feb 28 22:03:58 heh Feb 28 22:04:01 there's no way that is true Feb 28 22:04:35 I tried to build Qt last week, master failed with link failures, 4.6 failed (due to out of tree build, but still..) Feb 28 22:05:10 master-stable's date: september 09, btw Feb 28 22:05:11 like I said, whenever the tree updates, it's because it has built Feb 28 22:05:15 sure that system isn't broken? Feb 28 22:05:20 sure Feb 28 22:07:32 it works like this: the staging areas are pushed directly to Feb 28 22:07:49 a bot goes over the staging areas, one by one, compiles, runs all the unit tests Feb 28 22:07:56 by the way Feb 28 22:07:58 if it works fine, it updates the public branch Feb 28 22:08:03 moblin repo trunk is broken Feb 28 22:08:16 define broken? Feb 28 22:08:19 it tells me "dependency check failed" when i use moblin-image-creator Feb 28 22:08:19 thiago_home: http://pastebin.com/m1105a0ed <- was master last week, btw Feb 28 22:08:24 when the public branch is updated, a build on all platforms is started. If that builds, then the *-stable branch is updated. Feb 28 22:08:52 and when i try to update existing moblin with yum update, Feb 28 22:09:03 w00t: ah, that Feb 28 22:09:18 there is also error message about missing dependencies Feb 28 22:09:18 there's a reason for that Feb 28 22:09:26 which one ? Feb 28 22:09:31 the unit test quality gate requires building Qt with support for unit tests Feb 28 22:09:35 that exports some extra symbols Feb 28 22:09:50 thiago_home: should we move this discussion elsewhere, btw? we're probably a bit off-track for #meego :-) Feb 28 22:09:51 those include the ones you were missing. That's why the mistake got past the quality gate. Feb 28 22:09:58 but not past the *-stable branch Feb 28 22:10:01 #qt-labs Feb 28 22:10:04 sure Feb 28 22:10:11 btw, everyone interested in development of Qt is welcome there Feb 28 22:10:25 development with Qt is in #qt (i.e., our "user" channel) Feb 28 22:10:44 err Feb 28 22:11:00 a question about meego and qt I have :) Feb 28 22:11:15 is qt-jambi part of "qt support inside meego" ? Feb 28 22:12:39 I don't think jambi is officially supported anymore Feb 28 22:12:42 but I may be wrong Feb 28 22:13:11 right, ended as of 4.5 it seems Feb 28 22:13:22 sad Feb 28 22:13:32 so there is no way to play with qt inside java anymore ? Feb 28 22:15:21 VLJ: well, Jambi is 'community supported' I think, so if you're interested in contributing, they could probably use the help Feb 28 22:16:52 VLJ: if someone packages Jambi, it can be in MeeGo Feb 28 22:16:59 but I doubt the reference apps will use it Feb 28 22:17:01 ^ Feb 28 22:17:04 ok Feb 28 22:17:57 * CosmoHill wonders who set off his nighlight Feb 28 22:18:02 highlight* Feb 28 22:20:11 * lcuk wonders why everyone has started whois'ing me Feb 28 22:26:30 oo that sounds like fun Feb 28 22:26:33 lcuk: because it is interesting to do so Feb 28 22:26:45 * CosmoHill grrs at his mouse for constantly getting stuck in the top right Feb 28 22:27:17 lol w00t not really, i know i influenced the matrix by talking about it Feb 28 22:27:42 but in the few minutes before i had a big cluster of them Feb 28 22:27:44 well you're from the UK so i don't see the point in whoising you Feb 28 22:31:35 I'm always ending up with a blank screen inside moblin 2.1 Feb 28 22:31:42 it's so frustrating Feb 28 22:32:13 what device runs it VLJ ? Feb 28 22:32:16 with a blinking underscore? Feb 28 22:32:17 nvidia Feb 28 22:32:23 no a white screen Feb 28 22:32:29 with a cursor Feb 28 22:32:30 oh mo Feb 28 22:32:32 one* Feb 28 22:32:48 http://black-flag.co.uk/files/broken-ubuntumolbin.jpg like that? Feb 28 22:33:03 yup, without the top bar Feb 28 22:33:12 and the lower arrow Feb 28 22:33:19 nvidia drivers installed? Feb 28 22:33:23 yep Feb 28 22:33:32 and mutter-moblin from moblin trunk Feb 28 22:33:35 but it works before, just slow and jerky? Feb 28 22:33:37 and mutter too Feb 28 22:33:43 yup Feb 28 22:33:46 same :( Feb 28 22:34:01 i don't know what to do Feb 28 22:34:20 i have a netbook with a poulsbo chipset too, i won't try to test with IEGD 10.3 driver... Mar 01 00:26:17 http://mirrors.kernel.org/moblin/releases/test/beta//images/ Mar 01 00:26:28 whoops ;) Mar 01 00:26:35 What's the best moblin device out there, which, perhaps, meego could be ported to in the future? Mar 01 00:27:01 hmm Mar 01 00:27:06 well it doesn't have nvidia :( Mar 01 00:48:27 cyas Mar 01 01:30:54 http://moblin.org/downloads/netbook-and-nettop/tested-netbooknettop-hardware **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Mar 01 02:59:57 2010