**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Feb 25 02:59:57 2011 Feb 25 03:25:31 lcuk: so, http://mxr.meego.com/meego.gitorious.org/source/gles-libs/debian/libdgles2-dev.install now has links for 'Gitorious' and 'History' Feb 25 03:25:37 they're in the box at the top right Feb 25 03:26:04 the thing at the bottom is really a local version chooser, so, it's back to showing its native version bits Feb 25 03:49:24 is phonon being deprecated in favor of qtmuldimediakit? Feb 25 03:50:06 sivang: yes. Feb 25 03:51:06 gabrbedd: great, what are the reasons ? (e.g. back transparency?) Feb 25 03:51:12 (backend, that is) Feb 25 03:51:33 sivang: I remember seeing a blog about it somewhere... just a sec... Feb 25 03:52:29 sivang: http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2009/09/09/multimedia-in-qt-whats-the-story/ Feb 25 03:52:47 DawnFoster: do you ever sleep? Feb 25 03:53:20 gabrbedd: thanks, be right back workrave wants the computer :) Feb 25 03:53:29 hey DawnFoster , here? Feb 25 03:54:11 * sivang just found a very nice resource from forum nokia that could help us close the developer's guide if we add some narrative docs on top of them. Feb 25 03:54:25 gabrbedd: well, it's only 8pm here :) Feb 25 03:54:33 hey sivang Feb 25 03:55:21 https://projects.forum.nokia.com/qtquickplayground Feb 25 03:55:25 Anyone please help me setup wireless on Meego Feb 25 03:55:31 * gabrbedd can't get the hang of PST. Feb 25 03:55:35 anyone come across with RT3090? Feb 25 03:55:41 gabrbedd: pst? Feb 25 03:55:51 feedback appreciated, btw Feb 25 03:56:05 sivang: Pacific Standard Time, it's the time zone for Portland. Feb 25 03:56:18 RT3090 .... setup on meego...how? Feb 25 03:56:18 gabrbedd: ah, me neither :) Feb 25 03:56:20 pls Feb 25 03:56:23 andylou: RT3090 is no fun. Feb 25 03:56:31 yah Feb 25 03:56:32 * sivang hopes for some nice news for meego con in SF. Feb 25 03:56:37 i know it's not fun Feb 25 03:56:39 but I am stuck Feb 25 03:56:44 anyway, workrave gets the keyboard now Feb 25 03:56:45 andylou: I had a couple machines with RT3090 and tried using the rt3090-dkms Feb 25 03:56:49 whole day doing it Feb 25 03:57:00 so is that working? Feb 25 03:57:04 rt3090-dkms Feb 25 03:57:07 andylou: but I don't think I ever got it working with MeeGo. Feb 25 03:57:14 ooh Feb 25 03:57:22 i love the interface Feb 25 03:57:25 andylou: Meanwhile, we chose to go with a tablet with an atheros Wifi card. Feb 25 03:57:29 but if I can't used wifi Feb 25 03:57:44 atheros Feb 25 03:57:56 andylou: Anyway... that's as far as I got with rt3090. Feb 25 03:57:58 atheros wifi card... if I have that I don't have to install anything Feb 25 03:58:12 it will detected on Meego for Atheros wifi Feb 25 03:58:29 andylou: correct, I think most any atheros will work out of the box, no assembly required. Feb 25 03:58:48 do you have any that run on USB Feb 25 03:58:50 ? Feb 25 03:59:02 i mean can you suggess any Feb 25 03:59:17 andylou: forget about it. you've got a rt3090... I was just explaining why I moved on. Feb 25 03:59:34 andylou: Have you done much with Linux before? Feb 25 03:59:42 no Feb 25 03:59:45 not linux Feb 25 03:59:55 andylou: Done much compiling before? Feb 25 04:00:00 no Feb 25 04:00:06 i am new in linux Feb 25 04:00:24 i will chat later Feb 25 04:00:26 brb Feb 25 04:00:28 andylou: OK, then I'm afraid I don't have much good new for MeeGo + rt3090. Feb 25 04:00:34 :-( Feb 25 04:01:26 andylou: However, I've made it work on Ubuntu and you can probably get it working on Fedora. Feb 25 04:01:46 the real question is what are all of you guys doing up - it's late over there :) Feb 25 04:03:31 Heh... long story for me. :-) But I'm usually working at this time of night. Feb 25 04:11:53 * wmarone kicks obs Feb 25 04:13:25 -*- obs starts playing "Sea of Love" Feb 25 04:13:40 hmm Feb 25 04:13:44 nice dependency knot here Feb 25 04:14:09 knot? Feb 25 04:14:25 not a knot I suppose Feb 25 04:14:40 but opensuse 11.3 is unable to fill the requirement of libMagickCore2 that obs requires Feb 25 04:15:24 ewww... Feb 25 04:15:38 yeah Feb 25 04:16:19 i hit one of those with fedora's `hal` package recently. Feb 25 04:17:32 the silly part is that I installed opensuse to avoid the problems of such a distro-specific applicatoin Feb 25 04:17:36 application* Feb 25 04:17:37 heh Feb 25 04:19:17 Jeesh. Yeah, I can't *wait* to try and install OBS on a debian box. Feb 25 04:22:30 morning Feb 25 04:23:32 timoph: evening Feb 25 04:23:49 6.23am here :) Feb 25 04:24:23 Same here... in about 8 hours. :-) Feb 25 04:24:43 not even that late Feb 25 04:27:12 hmmh. let's see if bugzilla has something interesting for me Feb 25 04:28:49 5:28AM here Feb 25 04:30:51 .ru? Feb 25 04:31:39 .pl Feb 25 04:31:45 ah Feb 25 04:31:49 timoph, morning :) Feb 25 04:31:58 iekku: morn o/ Feb 25 04:32:01 timoph, in 1h I will be at office too Feb 25 04:32:10 first cop of coffee :D Feb 25 04:33:09 I've had 1.5 cups of coffee in my life Feb 25 04:33:12 "cop of coffee"? i've heard about that usb disk with some strange stuff created by microsoft and handed out to cops, but... Feb 25 04:33:19 :D Feb 25 04:33:33 (and, coincidentially, it's named "coffee" Feb 25 04:34:34 timoph, nice Feb 25 04:34:38 ar, hah Feb 25 04:35:01 also... Feb 25 04:35:15 * ar mutters something about windows iscsi performance Feb 25 04:36:38 please, don't swear? Feb 25 04:36:50 i won't Feb 25 04:36:59 at least, i won't write it here Feb 25 04:37:04 :D Feb 25 04:39:51 but that said, if i one gets, on average, about 10MB/s more linear write speed than windows gets linear read speed (with same target settings), it means that something has to be wrong with windows. and i've already tuned the target settings for the windows initiator (i started with 45MB/s linear read speed, ended up with 60 to 65) Feb 25 04:58:33 can one install any software one wants? Feb 25 04:58:47 like can I compile from source a package? Feb 25 04:58:56 does that generally work? Feb 25 04:59:09 ranamalo: yes. Feb 25 05:00:07 is there a way to install meego as a vm so I can try it? Feb 25 05:00:23 like with virtualbox or xen or something? Feb 25 05:01:43 gabrbedd: it's rpm based right? Feb 25 05:03:44 ranamalo: yes, you can install meego in a vm. Search wiki.meego.com. There's several ways to do it. I've personally run the MeeGo SDK through qemu, and it works OK. Feb 25 05:04:07 ranamalo: And yes, MeeGo uses rpm for package management. Feb 25 05:05:01 gabrbedd: you always have root right? It's like like android where you need to jailbreak your stuff Feb 25 05:05:29 gabrbedd: like if I buy a nokia n900 Feb 25 05:06:15 ranamalo: depends on what a device vendor decides to do Feb 25 05:06:35 meego does not guarantee a vendor will play nice Feb 25 05:06:46 ranamalo: I haven't dev'd on android... so I'm not sure what you're asking. Feb 25 05:07:08 ranamalo: I dev MeeGo on netbooks, and it's almost just like any other linux distro in that regard. Feb 25 05:07:30 wmarone: if it's unlocked that means no dirty proprietary games. Is that correct? Feb 25 05:07:48 ranamalo: well, almost all the games you will find are proprietary Feb 25 05:07:49 gabrbedd: sounds good. that's what I'm looking for Feb 25 05:08:10 wmarone: no i mean like locking me out of my own hardware Feb 25 05:08:14 I know Feb 25 05:08:16 wmarone: that type of game Feb 25 05:08:24 games don't lock you out of your hardware Feb 25 05:08:31 handset vendors try to though Feb 25 05:08:54 and meego has a security framework that can be used to enforce such Feb 25 05:09:18 note /can/, not /will/ Feb 25 06:19:49 can MeeGo be installed while skipping the bootloader installation in the setup process? Feb 25 06:49:15 Lukian: what are you talking about? Feb 25 06:51:02 I'm concerned that the syslinux bootloader breaks GPT Feb 25 07:12:50 jayne: hi Feb 25 07:12:59 DCC SEND irc.tddirc.net#hackerthreads 0 0 0 Feb 25 07:13:02 DCC SEND irc.tddirc.net#hackerthreads 0 0 0 Feb 25 07:13:50 DCC SEND irc.tddirc.net#hackerthreads 0 0 0 Feb 25 07:13:52 wtf is that dcc stuff yer fiddling with sshorm Feb 25 07:14:02 bleeter: spam, ignore Feb 25 07:14:03 l33t hax Feb 25 07:14:12 okay, who has trojaned client? Feb 25 07:14:22 it's not a trojan Feb 25 07:14:24 Tm_T: yeah, just pissin' me off... grr Feb 25 07:14:27 it's a router bug Feb 25 07:14:41 people with old router firmwares will disconnect when they get that message Feb 25 07:14:44 DCC SEND irc.tddirc.net#hackerthreads 0 0 0 Feb 25 07:14:55 it's also annoying in all clients that aren't irssi Feb 25 07:15:01 because all clients that aren't irssi suck Feb 25 07:15:20 sshorm: so you're trying to piss people off on purpose? Feb 25 07:15:33 sshorm, that's not very nice Feb 25 07:15:38 yes Feb 25 07:15:46 just /ignore sshorm ALL Feb 25 07:15:52 DCC SEND irc.tddirc.net#hackerthreads 0 0 0 Feb 25 07:15:58 sshorm: maybe you're new to freenode, but that's k-lineable stuff Feb 25 07:16:06 just stop it Feb 25 07:16:38 DCC SEND irc.tddirc.net#hackerthreads 0 0 0 Feb 25 07:16:44 I'm hoping that too Feb 25 07:16:57 bleeter: i've been glined more times than you've been laid Feb 25 07:16:58 kids, stop commenting on spam, it aint helping Feb 25 07:17:13 Tm_T: lol Feb 25 07:17:33 sshorm why are you sending me stuff Feb 25 07:17:41 Tm_T, ok dad :) Feb 25 07:17:46 (;) Feb 25 07:18:14 * Tm_T is sorry for his bit grumpy action above Feb 25 07:18:19 this channel is no fun Feb 25 07:18:20 see ya Feb 25 07:18:31 sshorm goddamnit dont send me shit Feb 25 07:18:34 who was he Feb 25 07:18:35 or she Feb 25 07:18:54 sshorm wants to send you irc.tddirc.net#hackerthreads (Unknown.) Feb 25 07:18:59 it's not allowed to swear in here, so can't answer ;) Feb 25 07:19:02 welcome to the IRC: commenting on spam is just giving those kids the attention they are looking for Feb 25 07:19:27 aye alright Feb 25 07:20:03 Tm_T: indeed, just wanted to make sure they knew what they were doing before hopping in to #staff to see if my mate was around ;) Feb 25 09:10:08 let's hope the univesity of miami is serious about logging and abuse emails :p Feb 25 09:14:32 poutsi: miami? Feb 25 09:15:18 oh right Feb 25 09:35:27 Does mic-image-creator normally take an age at the "Running scripts" stage? Feb 25 09:35:43 I've never actually had to sit around and wait for it before, so am not sure if this is normal or not Feb 25 09:41:59 hmm, I'll see if it's an error in the ks file then Feb 25 09:42:02 bbl Feb 25 09:49:29 Completed stage 4 (16988s):Information on 12918231 identifiers dumped to disk. Feb 25 09:49:42 sp3000: yum Feb 25 09:50:27 ok, so, if people want to try to use mxr.meego.com/repo.meego.com, the ident database is now working Feb 25 09:51:00 which should make it vaguely useful Feb 25 09:51:11 timeless_w7ip, you're so positive Feb 25 09:51:13 this isn't the final repo.meego.com, and it isn't cronned Feb 25 09:51:38 arfoll: well, i'm not quite sure what people will do with it, and i'm not sure how mxr will deal w/ a database of 12 million identifiers... Feb 25 09:52:08 I get : ** Fatal: Search isn't available; please complain to the webmaster [cite: bad_glimpseindex] Feb 25 09:52:18 yeah, 'search' doesn't work, 'ident' does Feb 25 09:52:32 amusingly enough, the identifier index pass finished before the glimpse index pass Feb 25 09:52:42 i'm fairly certain that traditionally glimpse is the fast leg Feb 25 09:52:52 * timeless_w7ip wonders what's causing glimpse to be unhappy Feb 25 09:53:09 oh, why do i bother. Feb 25 09:53:19 name too long: /data/mxr-data/repo.meego.com/source-root/alsa-lib/include/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa/alsa Feb 25 09:53:27 * timeless_w7ip thanks alsa for being *stupid* Feb 25 09:53:51 timeless_w7ip, works well Feb 25 09:54:14 there are dozens of these evil things Feb 25 09:54:32 name too long: /data/mxr-data/repo.meego.com/source-root/meego-lsb/patches/meego-lsb/patches/meego-lsb/patches/meego-lsb/patches/meego-lsb/patches/post-build-checks/patches/meego-lsb/patches/post-build-checks/patches/python-twisted-core/doc/specifications Feb 25 09:55:52 actually, so far those are the only two that glimpse has hit Feb 25 10:00:48 come to think of it, iirc i ended up adding a patch to my other glimpses to deal with evil packages Feb 25 10:00:58 * timeless_w7ip would have to vpn in and ask Feb 25 10:02:58 timeless_w7ip: I see from your nic you took you CEO literally? :) Feb 25 10:04:24 tybollt: aww,g, thanks Feb 25 10:04:36 this was actually more of a gift from Intel/LF than Nokia Feb 25 10:04:51 i got it because LF paid for me to go to MeeGo Conf Dublin :) Feb 25 10:05:24 Nokia wouldn't pay even though i was a speaker .. Feb 25 10:13:41 DawnFoster1, still awake? what do you think about https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13696 - can we get the ML? Feb 25 10:13:43 Bug 13696 nor, Undecided, ---, dawn.m.foster, NEW, Request for dedicated meego-inputmethods ML Feb 25 10:25:56 when does MeeGo 1.2 come to N900 Feb 25 10:26:11 when 1.2 is released Feb 25 10:26:28 and what is that day? Feb 25 10:26:33 or month :D Feb 25 10:27:20 any one? Feb 25 10:27:30 mazzaa: stop asking Feb 25 10:27:49 i can ask if i dont know? Feb 25 10:28:11 no Feb 25 10:28:24 this channel is for general discussion... Feb 25 10:28:43 http://lmgtfy.com/?q=meego+release+schedule Feb 25 10:28:46 % Feb 25 10:28:49 so just tell me and i will stop asking Feb 25 10:28:49 ^ Feb 25 10:28:54 hahaha xD Feb 25 10:29:15 you think you are funny with that letmegooglethatforyou link? Feb 25 10:29:21 no Feb 25 10:29:24 i think you're an idiot Feb 25 10:29:27 for not googling firstr Feb 25 10:29:30 hahahahahahahha xD Feb 25 10:29:31 s/tr/t/ Feb 25 10:29:31 timeless_w7ip meant: for not googling first Feb 25 10:32:05 fwiw, i'm actually impressed w/ the google hits for that query Feb 25 10:32:13 kudos for the wikians etc Feb 25 10:35:24 * timeless_w7ip notes that the query for meego 1.2 release schedule actually gives the right answer.. Feb 25 10:37:00 stskeeps: anyway, can you try mxr.meego.com/repo.meego.com and tell me what you think? - freetext search isn't ready yet -- alsa-lib and meego-lsb insisted on being evil Feb 25 10:39:54 you see those charts on the release page? Feb 25 10:40:18 (release schedule) Feb 25 10:40:18 http://mxr.meego.com/repo.meego.com/source/meego-lsb/meego-lsb.spec#21 Feb 25 10:40:24 ali1234: yeah Feb 25 10:40:29 they're cute/shiny Feb 25 10:40:31 why do they go new, resolved, verified? Feb 25 10:40:38 instead of? Feb 25 10:40:44 new=bugs that aren't resolved Feb 25 10:40:46 that puts the "actually fixed" bugs in the middle of the bar Feb 25 10:40:54 resolved=bugs that aren't verified Feb 25 10:40:56 it should go new, verified, resolved Feb 25 10:41:05 you know, in the order that things happen Feb 25 10:41:14 a bug's life is "reported", "resolved fixed", "verified fixed" Feb 25 10:41:15 so that you can tell how far "done" it is at a glance Feb 25 10:41:24 ali1234: they go new, assigned, resolved, verified Feb 25 10:41:25 oh, ok Feb 25 10:41:25 * thiago thought that "new = bugs that aren't resolved" and "resolved = bugs that aren't new" Feb 25 10:41:25 verified is closer to done than resolved Feb 25 10:41:29 :-) Feb 25 10:41:34 i thought "verified" was like "confirmed" Feb 25 10:41:35 ali1234: there's a diagram somewhere Feb 25 10:41:35 \o Feb 25 10:41:39 thiago: my aren't we feeling helpful Feb 25 10:41:43 ali1234: no, it means QA tested developer aren't lying Feb 25 10:42:03 https://bugs.meego.com/page.cgi?id=fields.html#status Feb 25 10:42:03 RESOLVED -> bug is fixed Feb 25 10:42:09 VERIFIED -> verified by QA that it is fixed Feb 25 10:42:19 ali1234 ^ Feb 25 10:42:30 RELEASED (if it exists) -> bug fix is in a release Feb 25 10:42:46 http://wiki.meego.com/Quality/Bug_Life_Cycle_and_Handling Feb 25 10:42:52 i think the charts are in alphabetical order though, so this is by accident rather than design :) Feb 25 10:42:55 there's generally one stage before NEW for bugs that haven't been confirmed Feb 25 10:43:02 UNCO Feb 25 10:43:14 yep Feb 25 10:43:16 stskeeps: please file a bug Feb 25 10:43:29 that isn't linked from bugs.meego.com's lifecycle page Feb 25 10:43:44 i'd file it, but i don't know my password :( Feb 25 10:43:47 not sure we have UNCO in meego.com Feb 25 10:43:58 the page claims we do Feb 25 10:44:06 it does? Feb 25 10:44:08 timeless_w7ip: Password123! Feb 25 10:44:16 stskeeps: yes, click my link Feb 25 10:44:31 and it's been modified to list released + waiting for upstream which are nonstandard Feb 25 10:44:32 timeless_w7ip: poke andre or iekku Feb 25 10:44:50 oh, i could use bugzilla's password reset feature Feb 25 10:44:52 but i'm lazy Feb 25 10:45:19 the only computer which knows my password is my dead mac Feb 25 10:45:20 so i am Feb 25 10:45:20 :P Feb 25 10:45:36 itym 'so am i' Feb 25 10:45:58 yeah, sorry, learning polish screws up my language.. Feb 25 10:45:59 :P Feb 25 10:46:01 timeless_w7ip: if it's intel, you can remove the hard drive, plug it into another Intel mac and boot from it Feb 25 10:46:50 you should be able to do it with a USB caddy, you just hold down ALT when booting Feb 25 10:49:51 cosmohill: i copied the keychain to another box Feb 25 10:49:59 and finally pulled it down to my g5 Feb 25 10:50:12 ah cool Feb 25 10:50:37 I Rysnc my home directory with my server so if anything happens to my mac I can restore to a new mac Feb 25 10:52:19 and then it took me 5 or so attempts to unlock the keychain.. Feb 25 10:53:01 right, so anyone here do theme work? Feb 25 10:53:19 mxr.meego.com would like to have a meegon Feb 25 10:54:42 I thought texrat did the meegons Feb 25 10:55:36 * timeless_w7ip eyes http://developer.meego.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/sh_triple//sites/default/files/guide/list/image/tools_0.png Feb 25 10:56:47 now I need a password Feb 25 10:57:15 head -c6 /dev/urandom | base64 ? Feb 25 10:57:53 Bostik: I'll have to use that some time, but I meant to get into the site timeless_w7ip linked to Feb 25 10:58:16 CosmoHill: meego/developer Feb 25 10:58:25 hmm, my mic endless waiting problem was a lack of an < damn, I tried that combo backwards Feb 25 10:59:04 cosmohill: i'd bet you could lop off 'developer' and get the file Feb 25 10:59:28 took me a while to work out that the meego was facing away from me and that it was a shelf, not his head Feb 25 10:59:36 hrm, nope Feb 25 10:59:42 i think it's a spirit level? Feb 25 11:01:34 ali: i prefer 'bubble level', but it only has 1, i'm used to 3 Feb 25 11:01:49 * timeless_w7ip is used to Carpenter's level Feb 25 11:02:01 spirit level = UK term i think Feb 25 11:04:25 * timeless_w7ip grumps Feb 25 11:04:36 anyone know where the images live? Feb 25 11:04:40 * timeless_w7ip wants to browse them Feb 25 11:05:24 timeless_w7ip, http://download.meego.com/testing-daily/builds/trunk/ Feb 25 11:05:49 lcuk: not .iso image, .png image Feb 25 11:06:40 then, nope IDK where Feb 25 11:14:47 ok, mxr.meego.com temporarily has a bit of branding Feb 25 11:15:46 the branding and stuff will flicker for a bit while i fold it around Feb 25 11:16:22 hi timeless_w7ip Feb 25 11:23:18 bollocks Feb 25 11:23:58 well there goes my DVD drive :( Feb 25 12:22:45 * alterego wonders if MeeGo input method has a "dialpad" mode. Feb 25 12:28:59 * CosmoHill is running out of disk space on his server :/ Feb 25 12:29:18 * slaine needs more coffee Feb 25 12:29:33 I'll trade you coffee for disk space Feb 25 12:29:49 or the left side wing mirror for a mk4 golf Feb 25 12:30:01 lol Feb 25 12:30:22 between taking me home wednesday night and thursday night my friend lost his Feb 25 12:33:38 Heh Feb 25 12:33:56 I'm the only one of my friends to not have an accident in my car Feb 25 12:47:16 * CosmoHill really should install xfs_dump Feb 25 12:56:48 so... i need a meegon :) Feb 25 12:57:01 has anyone here seen a construction worker /contractor meegon? Feb 25 12:58:16 http://wiki.meego.com/File:Meegon-fr.svg <- Error creating thumbnail: libgomp: Thread creation failed: Resource temporarily unavailable ?? Feb 25 12:59:57 * timeless_office tries https://github.com/nemein/MeeGo/blob/master/images/svg/midmeegon.svg Feb 25 13:06:25 o_O a beer has managed to slide its way all the way from #meego-bar and stopped infront of andre__ Feb 25 13:06:59 lcuk: yay & thanks! *kling* cheers! :) Feb 25 13:26:10 whoever told me to install exiftools, thank you :) Feb 25 13:31:54 what is actually the bugzilla component "OS Base" referring to? Feb 25 13:32:07 I only understand core and platform ;-) Feb 25 13:32:43 could it be the stuff between the core and UX? Feb 25 13:33:55 like medic codecs for example Feb 25 13:42:46 interesting, I'm getting blocked on youtube from viewing videos in my own country Feb 25 13:49:58 hmm the pinetrail image set the brightness wrong today Feb 25 13:51:24 bleh, it's 2pm and I've not done anything today Feb 25 13:56:38 lcuk: i've got a meegon! mxr.meego.com :) Feb 25 13:57:40 timeless_office, thats a cool meegon Feb 25 13:57:43 thanks! Feb 25 13:58:13 and he links to the tools page as well :) Feb 25 13:58:15 double bonus Feb 25 14:00:08 i suspect the colors aren't quite right, if someone wants to recolor him for me, i'll gladly integrate Feb 25 14:00:19 (credit can be given or lost, at the contributor's discretion) Feb 25 14:00:28 he's an svg Feb 25 14:00:44 fwiw, he came from midmeegon.svg Feb 25 14:01:11 i think he might be a bit too tall, opinions? Feb 25 14:03:06 timeless_office: The MeeGo Compliance specification says that all meegoans shall have a width:height ratio between 1:2.35786 and 1:38884. Feb 25 14:04:28 um, i meant in pixels Feb 25 14:04:40 but please feel free to check him against any specs Feb 25 14:06:58 gabrbedd, so, they have an ideal BMI? Feb 25 14:07:03 https://github.com/nemein/MeeGo/blob/master/images/icons/midmeegon.png <- is the related original (as a png, the svg is in a sibling directory) Feb 25 14:07:42 :-) Feb 25 14:16:53 hello Feb 25 14:17:14 how to check what wireless I have on meego Feb 25 14:18:51 what do you mean wireless? Feb 25 14:18:59 you mean scanning for access points? Feb 25 14:19:03 or, what card you have? Feb 25 14:19:07 or what it's called? Feb 25 14:19:12 or... what? Feb 25 14:19:16 hello everyone Feb 25 14:19:20 o Feb 25 14:19:22 o/ Feb 25 14:20:07 hello Feb 25 14:20:19 I need help here Feb 25 14:20:26 how to check what hardware i have on meego Feb 25 14:20:55 i mean my wireless Feb 25 14:22:14 on lsmod. it show i got rt2860sta Feb 25 14:22:28 but then it is not connect, can someone help pls Feb 25 14:22:33 lcuk: so, i've given mxr.meego.com its own favicon Feb 25 14:24:31 anyone can help with RT2860sta or RT3090 wireless setup on Meego...please Feb 25 14:26:55 what's the output of "ifconfig" and "iwconfig" Feb 25 14:28:11 oh com'mon, that's the second DVD drive to fail today Feb 25 14:32:37 what is the Qt Creator ifdef for MeeGo? Feb 25 14:32:59 andylou: see this fixed bug -> https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13194 Feb 25 14:33:01 Bug 13194 nor, Medium, 1.1, ying.an.deng, VERI FIXED, RaLink RT3090 Wireless does not work Feb 25 14:35:21 wmat: andylou is gone, but that helps *me*. Thanks! Feb 25 14:39:27 gabrbedd: great! Feb 25 14:55:10 thanks to whoever just phoned my houseline Feb 25 14:55:29 * lcuk just nearly fell down stairs getting it Feb 25 14:55:59 most likely just a salesman Feb 25 14:56:26 lcuk: you just lost a million pounds Feb 25 14:57:21 qgil, I am sure they will call back. Feb 25 14:57:45 lcuk: you mean, to make yu really fall down the stairs? Feb 25 15:19:21 could anyone please tell me the Qt #ifdef for MeeGo? Feb 25 15:20:11 Venemo: you mean, a compile-time #ifdef to determine that you're compiling for MeeGo? Feb 25 15:20:12 Q_WS_MEEGO ? Feb 25 15:20:18 gabrbedd: correct Feb 25 15:20:33 Venemo: search the logs, it was meantioned not to long ago Feb 25 15:20:37 gabrbedd: also, the section for .pro files Feb 25 15:21:06 I'm pretty sure it is Q_WS_MEEGO Feb 25 15:21:26 Jartza: and what is the .pro file section name? Feb 25 15:21:42 I don't remember Feb 25 15:21:52 Jartza: meego { } ? Feb 25 15:22:13 I thought the policy was that there is no Q_WS_MEEGO and that there would never be one. It's Q_WS_X11. Did this change? Feb 25 15:25:19 hmm Feb 25 15:25:39 I can't quite check now Feb 25 15:27:27 I remember a ML post from thiago several months ago saying that Q_WS_MAEMO was a hack and a mistake and it will not be repeated on MeeGo. I think that was perhaps on meego-dev ML. Feb 25 15:27:49 ...but, things like this seem to change on MeeGo without any mention on meego-dev. Feb 25 15:32:01 gabrbedd: this is bad news :( Feb 25 15:32:15 thiago: is this true? Feb 25 15:32:24 what? Feb 25 15:32:33 yes, there's no #define for MeeGo Feb 25 15:32:38 crap Feb 25 15:32:38 MeeGo is a standard Linux with X11 Feb 25 15:32:39 why not? Feb 25 15:33:12 well, I want my app to appear differently on mobile devices and desktop, and I use #ifdef to distinguish Feb 25 15:33:30 so your app looks the same on a 3" handset and a 30" TV? Feb 25 15:33:36 you can't know at compile time what meeg UX is running your app, and thus not if it is a mobile device Feb 25 15:33:46 thiago: no, because I #ifdeffed the differences Feb 25 15:33:56 and the same as a 10" netbook but different from a 14" laptop? Feb 25 15:34:36 no, you want a form-factor API Feb 25 15:34:41 that's not a compile-time #define Feb 25 15:34:42 thiago: is there one? Feb 25 15:35:00 thiago: formfactor API would be good enough for me. is there such an API? Feb 25 15:35:14 the best is the System Information Mobility API Feb 25 15:35:29 we're missing the rest because we've been focused on one single form-factor Feb 25 15:35:48 thiago: that doesn't have form factor... Feb 25 15:35:55 I know, but it's the closest Feb 25 15:36:03 okay thiago Feb 25 15:36:20 please tell me then how to differentiate 3" from 10" Feb 25 15:36:28 if you have different builds anyway, then you can set your own #define Feb 25 15:36:53 QX11Info has the display size, I think Feb 25 15:38:43 thiago: I can't find such a method in it Feb 25 15:39:00 let me find it Feb 25 15:39:20 http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qx11info.html Feb 25 15:39:24 which method is it? Feb 25 15:39:49 Venemo: appDpiX/Y in combination with QDesktopWidget to get the pixel size? Feb 25 15:40:01 I think you can multiply the DPI by the geometry (http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qdesktopwidget.html) Feb 25 15:41:17 thiago: how reliable is the DPI setting? Feb 25 15:41:36 depends on the system Feb 25 15:41:42 maemo at least lies about the dpi Feb 25 15:41:44 some systems lie about the DPI Feb 25 15:41:47 great Feb 25 15:42:02 they make the DPI lie by telling the system that the screen is actually of a different size Feb 25 15:42:14 so, there is no reliable way to tell, neither an ifdef I could use. Feb 25 15:42:52 just great. Feb 25 15:43:12 #ifdefs lie, too Feb 25 15:43:22 gabrbedd: how so? Feb 25 15:43:52 you can install an application meant for a device on another Feb 25 15:44:12 If I take your MeeGo-handset-built #ifdef'd package and run it on a desktop... it won't adapt, will it? Feb 25 15:44:14 Venemo: say someone does ssh into your system, your ifdefs dont know about that display Feb 25 15:44:37 great. Feb 25 15:44:55 so in your opinion, what's the solution then? Feb 25 15:47:24 I want to display a different UI for mobile and desktop - how can I achieve it in Qt? Feb 25 15:48:03 If you want to support different compile-time configurations (Mobile|Desktop) -- it's easy to create your own #define. Feb 25 15:48:10 decouple UI from engine, and create seperate applications for mobile and desktop, and then let the user decide which one to run? Feb 25 15:48:45 If you want to support run-time configurations, try to auto-detect it but allow either a command-line switch to override it... or have the config. as a user setting. Feb 25 15:49:03 Command-line switches can be done in the .desktop file and are transparent to the user. Feb 25 15:49:14 okay, gabrbedd's last idea is the best so far. Feb 25 15:49:50 I think its worse, the display is not always the one attached to the system you're running on Feb 25 15:50:00 Venemo, but Mek gave the real mechanism for actually doing it, n-tier development, decouple ui from logic Feb 25 15:50:09 berndhs: "have the config. as a user setting." Feb 25 15:50:18 lcuk: UI is decoupled from the logic. Feb 25 15:50:34 Venemo: right, the config is on the system you run on Feb 25 15:50:36 well we know that Feb 25 15:50:57 berndhs: so if you use it from SSH, you can set it from the settings dialog. Feb 25 15:50:58 the display could be on a different system, X has supported that for 25 years Feb 25 15:51:35 berndhs: in this case, you can go to settings and enable "mobile mode" Feb 25 15:52:00 yes if your settings dialog is tolerant enough of unkown displays Feb 25 15:52:16 berndhs: it should be. Feb 25 15:52:32 berndhs: C'mon... let's not confuse things with X-forwarding. That's for people who already know what they're doing. Feb 25 15:52:40 point is, you need both UIs in the application, switch mroe or less dynamically Feb 25 15:52:47 berndhs: yeah. Feb 25 15:53:08 berndhs: But yes, I've run into several apps that don't do configs right because they view the X console as a singleton... Feb 25 15:53:42 berndhs: and won't allow more than one app (or config) on the same display... even though they're being run on different computers. Feb 25 15:53:53 right Feb 25 15:55:15 berndhs: in either way, it is unlikely that the target users of my app would use it this way often. but I'll make it configurable for GUI. Feb 25 15:55:31 from* GUI Feb 25 15:55:35 sure it depends on what the app does Feb 25 15:55:51 it is a jigsaw puzzle app Feb 25 15:56:03 ah Feb 25 15:57:27 its a good test case for general cases though Feb 25 15:57:40 what do you mean? Feb 25 15:58:34 well, the UI on the wrong screen size will look bad, not it doesnt completely break the app Feb 25 15:59:05 some app that has 257 buttons on a desktop is not functional at all on a phone display Feb 25 15:59:34 berndhs: it doesn't look really bad. actually, Qt handles the differences in a nice way. the 5 buttons even appear right on small screens. Feb 25 16:00:11 right, I'm saying the differences are not insurmountable, but visible Feb 25 16:00:26 berndhs: you're correct Feb 25 16:00:30 berndhs: only some minimal behaviourial differences are needed, for example to give more screen space to the user in mobiles and such. Feb 25 16:00:31 so the different UIs are probably not drastically different Feb 25 16:00:58 while for the 257 buttons app, you would need a different strategy Feb 25 16:01:03 berndhs: you can try it if you want :) http://gitorious.org/colorful-apps/puzzle-master Feb 25 16:01:16 berndhs: according to lcuk, it works on MeeGo nicely :) Feb 25 16:03:29 hmm gitorious hangs up unexpectedly, network hates me Feb 25 16:05:04 worksforme Feb 25 16:06:01 usually works for me too, jsut not today Feb 25 17:00:51 Does anyone here have experience setting up Hermes for a local OBS? Feb 25 17:17:23 probably shouldn't blindly throw my phone over my sholder Feb 25 17:18:25 CosmoHill: hit innocent bystander ? Feb 25 17:18:40 they're not innocent if they're in my bedroom Feb 25 17:19:05 yeah, you should aim, not throw blindly Feb 25 17:26:51 sony ericssons hurt Feb 25 18:07:29 DawnFoster1, could you please check https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13696 again? Feb 25 18:07:32 Bug 13696 nor, Undecided, ---, dawn.m.foster, NEW, Request for dedicated meego-inputmethods ML Feb 25 18:08:48 mikhas: I'll take a look it in a few min Feb 25 18:08:52 thanks for pinging me Feb 25 18:09:14 'lo DawnFoster1 :) Feb 25 18:09:27 hey Stskeeps Feb 25 18:10:54 thanks Feb 25 18:33:06 really crazy times we're living in right now Feb 25 18:33:30 (wrt meego) Feb 25 18:38:15 http://www.h-online.com/open/features/Nokia-and-open-source-a-trial-by-fire-1194928.html Feb 25 18:38:28 Stskeeps: Crap. Now what did I miss? :-p Feb 25 18:39:47 gabrbedd: nah, nothing new, but it is erm, interesting when half of TSG resigns from company position (and also meego.com TSG?), so i wonder where things will end up Feb 25 18:41:30 Stskeeps: Really? Who resigned? Is there a news release somewhere? Feb 25 18:41:50 gabrbedd: http://twitter.com/valhalla101 Feb 25 18:43:53 I love the "twitter for iPhone" Feb 25 18:44:05 mikhas: competitor study Feb 25 18:44:06 :P Feb 25 18:44:19 of course Feb 25 18:44:22 I do that all the time! Feb 25 18:44:24 Stskeeps, I'm not seeing any n900 kernel adaptation updates lately, how's the touchscreen work going, know anything? Feb 25 18:44:28 hell, btw Feb 25 18:44:50 TomaszD: we usually push fixes when we have them - there's been a long long discussion on irc and in bug report Feb 25 18:45:24 Stskeeps, could you link me to the bug report? Feb 25 18:45:45 TomaszD: bug 13283 Feb 25 18:45:48 Bug https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13283 maj, High, ---, kalle.jokiniemi, RESO FIXED, [TRUNK:TESTING] Wrong touch behaviour while trying to navigate through the items in application grid Feb 25 18:45:49 exploring meego's bugzilla is... difficult Feb 25 18:45:51 thanks Feb 25 18:46:47 it's a really bizarre bug :) Feb 25 18:47:35 :) Feb 25 18:47:50 what about the wifi ui weirdness Stskeeps ? Feb 25 18:47:51 that has a bug too? Feb 25 18:47:56 *report Feb 25 18:49:11 yes Feb 25 18:49:43 would be so kind as to share its number? Feb 25 18:49:51 * Myrtti snatches a cinnamon bun from Stskeeps Feb 25 18:50:05 hey, that bun belongs to him Feb 25 18:50:13 OM NOM NOM Feb 25 18:50:13 it was his favourite bun Feb 25 18:50:18 the last one he had Feb 25 18:50:22 see, he still has his Feb 25 18:50:39 sooooo... he must have an infinite source Feb 25 18:50:53 Stskeeps: :-( Thanks for the link. Feb 25 18:50:58 probably in his secure office Feb 25 18:51:04 bug 13474 and bug 11261 Feb 25 18:51:07 Bug https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13474 maj, High, 1.1.90.3, ext-gabor.2.juhasz, REOP, The control panel (duicontrolpanel) cannot be opened from application menu Feb 25 18:51:09 Bug https://bugs.meego.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11261 cri, High, ---, brian.j.jones, NEW, Wifi/Bluetooth cannot be set [ON] in control panel. Feb 25 18:51:13 i think Feb 25 18:55:13 thanks Feb 25 19:07:16 œæinam Feb 25 19:07:52 those letters aren't part of the polish alphabet, i believe :) Feb 25 19:08:03 or my iconv is shot Feb 25 19:11:29 Stskeeps: i nic siÄ™ nie chwalisz, że mówisz po polsku? ;) Feb 25 19:12:28 ar: nie mowiÄ™ po polsku ;) Feb 25 19:12:48 Stskeeps: not at all? Feb 25 19:12:58 (am a foreigner living in this country and i'm fairly sure æ isn't part of polish..) Feb 25 19:13:01 ar: some. i take classes Feb 25 19:13:55 well, it isn't Feb 25 19:14:02 it's part of latin, i guess Feb 25 19:20:48 æ is part of Norwegian and Danish Feb 25 19:21:01 I don't remember if it's used in Icelandic too Feb 25 19:25:08 anyone know how to change virtual term hotkeys? for instance ALT+LEFT_ARROW flips me to prev VT in 1.1 netbook. This is kind of annoying when browsing the web Feb 25 19:25:48 would i be best using xmodmap or something to rebind them? Feb 25 19:26:40 isn't there a nozap or something like that xorg conf option can be used? Feb 25 19:28:17 Stskeeps: I'll try that on my lunch break :) Feb 25 19:28:36 at first glance it seems like that'll only prevent ctrl+alt+backspace from killin x Feb 25 19:29:30 ohhh, that lead me to the solution me thinks Feb 25 19:29:38 DontVTSwitch in xorg conf Feb 25 19:42:33 äijjää Feb 25 19:42:39 bless you Feb 25 21:12:26 * lcukn900 kicks his windows pc Feb 25 21:17:51 -*- windows pc starts playing "Love Me Tender" Feb 25 21:22:25 gabrbedd lol, it should be doing something like that. damn thing won't open xchat. Feb 25 21:23:07 I may be replacing it this weekend with a mac though so not to bothereed Feb 25 21:24:01 lcukn900: yeah, saw your tweet(s) Feb 25 21:24:38 lcukn900: Did you get any answers on the touch stuff? Feb 25 21:26:06 gabrbedd, yeah like most legacy computers the 'normal' macs are non touch, its only the ipad etc that is Feb 25 21:26:50 I did not check whether xcode was available for ipad Feb 25 21:27:04 lcukn900: desktop or notebook? Feb 25 21:27:39 well since it is my desktop that is poorly I should replace that Feb 25 21:28:52 lcukn900: can´t you add a monitor with touch? Feb 25 21:29:23 yeah but that would not help Feb 25 21:30:58 gabrdebb i have my maemo and meego surfaces and the ideapad will not move from my side and n900 stays in my pocket Feb 25 21:31:18 i just want to poke around xcode to see how to do some stuff Feb 25 21:33:29 * lcukn900 remembers poking around maemo first days o_O Feb 25 21:36:40 omg lcukn900 getting a mac, the end is near :) Feb 25 21:37:38 lcukn900: oo Feb 25 21:37:40 javispedro, thinking about it. it would be good to actually run some benchmarks of my code on actual hardware Feb 25 21:37:41 what mac? Feb 25 21:38:21 i was hoping someone would have put the linux on iphone with meego so we could look directly Feb 25 21:38:53 cosmohill, idk but I need a new desktop Feb 25 21:39:09 I say ignore the mac mini Feb 25 21:39:28 it never entered my head lol Feb 25 21:39:32 good Feb 25 21:40:39 cosmohill, which do you have? Feb 25 21:40:48 I have a 2005 powerbook G4 Feb 25 21:41:14 super drive (DVD-RW was a selling point back then) Feb 25 21:41:22 no, bad! buy a Leemote Yeelooon like Richard Stallman! Feb 25 21:41:41 i would rather have a meego desktop Feb 25 21:42:01 lcukn900: do you buy off the shelf or build your own? Feb 25 21:42:44 cosmohill i might have built my own n the past but I am far too old and my fingers are too tired nowadays to faff. Feb 25 21:43:01 if you go to PC world, make sure you go in school time Feb 25 21:43:11 I struggled to change the powersupply on this desktop a few weeks ago Feb 25 21:45:08 I ended up opening a computer on thursday and showing a lecturer and 5 students the difference between a hard disk and hard disk controller Feb 25 21:45:38 "no that's not the chip, the chip is under it, it gets hot, that;s why it's under it" Feb 25 21:45:47 lol oh i understand the components, pretty much down to tracing the signals through the board Feb 25 21:46:03 i just keep cutting my fingers whenever i try to change stuff Feb 25 21:46:17 most of the time I think "you're in my class / year ffs, how do you not know this" Feb 25 21:46:40 heh yeah when I was at college it was the same Feb 25 21:46:54 some of them are asking me to install software tho! Feb 25 21:47:29 cosmohill, if the perks are right you should agree! Feb 25 21:47:38 * CosmoHill giggles Feb 25 21:48:01 many a computer runs on the power of fluttered eyelashes and a bit of cleavage Feb 25 21:48:57 lcuk: transauricular cartilage != computer Feb 25 21:52:30 lolwhat? Feb 25 21:52:53 almost bought a t-shirt last year that read "no I will not fix your computer" Feb 25 21:52:55 * npm successfully builds http://mixxxblog.blogspot.com/2011/02/mixxx-190-released.html on MeeGo 1.2 netbook (using "meegolem" hack) Feb 25 21:58:25 Which was my point Feb 25 21:58:32 wrong chan... grr Feb 25 22:02:54 omg... this is the coolest thing ever (mixxx 1.9 on meego touchscreen) Feb 25 22:04:30 * npm unplugs and walks away w/ tablet... Feb 25 22:22:34 npm: Are you using OpenGL ES? Feb 25 22:25:23 * lbt___ looks around.... Feb 25 22:25:42 this intel guest network doesn't like irc.... Feb 25 22:27:08 lbt not always a bad thing Feb 25 22:31:45 FYI DontVTSwitch in xorg.conf does not work. 1.1 netbook still switches VTs upon ALT+LEFT_ARROW while working in a browser, etc Feb 25 22:36:40 ngharo would that not be a generic problem? or just meego? Feb 25 22:37:05 lbt___ I hear Intel have the fastest network! Feb 25 22:40:32 lcukn900: ALT+ARROW should only flip VTs when you're inside a VT Feb 25 22:40:47 at least that's the behavior on every linux install i've touched Feb 25 22:53:08 cosmohill would your clustering software install onto meego? Feb 25 22:53:18 not to sure Feb 25 22:53:40 I'm basically installing someone elses bundles of stuff Feb 25 22:54:25 that is normal for most people I expect Feb 25 22:54:32 for the software I used for parallele computing you should be able to put it onto meego Feb 25 23:01:36 lcukn900: openmpi works using ssh to computers Feb 25 23:01:39 for example Feb 25 23:01:54 mpirun --host node01 --host node02 -np 2 uptime Feb 25 23:02:08 that will ssh to node 1 and 2 and run the command "uptime" Feb 25 23:02:14 is that like DCOM then: Feb 25 23:02:33 * lcukn900 wrote app using dcom once Feb 25 23:03:27 when it was deployed to 1000 machines it had random glitches, so I rewrote the backend to use tcp and it ran happily for many years :) Feb 25 23:06:29 I could have a go at making a openmpi.rpm for meego Feb 25 23:06:34 cosmohill, lol that could be considered a cluster, it works on a room level and displays thumbnails of all the workstations Feb 25 23:06:50 ooooh Feb 25 23:06:56 I've been thinking about making one for meego for a while Feb 25 23:07:28 even if you never use the meego device as a node, you can use it to control others, like in my example Feb 25 23:08:46 lcukn900: a quick one I made for my server: http://download.bluesquarelinux.co.uk/felix/SPECS/openmpi.spec Feb 25 23:10:11 may I make a suggestion for this page: http://wiki.meego.com/Compliance_primer_draft_Feb2011 Feb 25 23:10:26 instead of saying at the top "please do not edit this page", why not simply lock it? Feb 25 23:12:36 folks should be watching the page Feb 25 23:12:49 and really, changes there will spark discussion Feb 25 23:13:02 it is all logged and can be reverted or pounded out Feb 25 23:13:18 would be better than sitting on hands Feb 25 23:13:21 that is the page I want if I want to make a meego compliant rpm? Feb 25 23:13:43 i am on n900 i rarely faff opening links Feb 25 23:21:05 would I be right in thinking that everything in /include would belong to -dev package? Feb 25 23:21:12 * CosmoHill doesn't split his packages up so he's not used to this Feb 25 23:21:40 cosmohill, yeah Feb 25 23:27:03 CosmoHill: i dunno about meego but usually you would have linux-headers or similar in there, it's a -dev package in all but name... Feb 25 23:27:26 on meego it might even be named as -dev, not sure Feb 25 23:30:32 -devel Feb 25 23:30:49 oh, you are asking what belongs in -dev packages... well, the headers in /usr/include and the .la /usr/lib, and maybe the example code if it's small, in /usr/share/ Feb 25 23:31:32 example code might be more suited to a -doc package Feb 25 23:34:09 * CosmoHill has hot chocolate, a muffin and a text editor Feb 25 23:35:05 dreamy cosmohill, add a pencil and peper and you almost have the ideal dev workspace Feb 25 23:35:26 this is what I wanted, section 3.3.4 of the compliance spec Feb 25 23:36:15 it only goes to 3.3.2 Feb 25 23:36:36 mine says there's another 8 pages of stuff to go Feb 25 23:36:38 and really, hot chocolate should have its own section Feb 25 23:36:44 just like bacon Feb 25 23:38:14 * CosmoHill spots openmpi-1.4.3.src.rpm....damn Feb 25 23:41:38 can I upload a src.rpm file to OBS? Feb 25 23:45:46 can I access OBS vs git? Feb 25 23:51:14 hey DawnFoster Feb 25 23:51:25 hey CosmoHill Feb 25 23:57:04 evening dawn \o Feb 25 23:57:29 * CosmoHill realises what yesterday's date was Feb 25 23:58:22 evening lcukn900 Feb 26 00:20:50 does anyone want to see the .spec file I'm writing at the moment? Feb 26 00:20:54 (please say yes) Feb 26 00:21:11 sounds really interesting for a friday night :P Feb 26 00:21:22 get knotted Feb 26 00:21:30 in a polite way Feb 26 00:21:48 ewww Feb 26 00:22:04 now now - don't make me kick you :) Feb 26 00:22:10 :O Feb 26 00:22:15 me? Feb 26 00:22:17 CosmoHill: lol Feb 26 00:22:30 http://cross-lfs.org/~cosmo/pastebin/index.php?3 Feb 26 00:22:31 i 'ewww'ed at the webclient Feb 26 00:22:32 go on then send us the link Feb 26 00:22:35 DawnFoster: have I used my kick quota already enough this month? Feb 26 00:23:28 CosmoHill: spec files should never install in /opt or /usr/local Feb 26 00:23:40 I suppose /opt is less evil, but still Feb 26 00:23:41 CosmoHill: that openmpi sounds similar to osc Feb 26 00:23:44 but but, wtf Feb 26 00:23:53 I'm following the compliance draft Feb 26 00:24:01 oh Feb 26 00:24:13 http://wiki.meego.com/images/MeeGo-Compliance-Spec-1.0.99.7x.pdf Feb 26 00:24:16 section 3.3.4 Feb 26 00:24:25 page 11 / 12 Feb 26 00:24:29 sorry, I'm thinking official meego packaging - you're making an non-official pkg Feb 26 00:25:42 I almost gave you a reason to kick me :/ Feb 26 00:25:49 CosmoHill: inline commenting on the spec is nice Feb 26 00:26:00 there is a wiki I saw at fosdem which offers such functionality Feb 26 00:26:06 * lcukweb looks at notes Feb 26 00:26:15 I should meation it's not finished now Feb 26 00:27:44 for your interest, this is what it looked like an hour ago: http://download.bluesquarelinux.co.uk/felix/SPECS/openmpi.spec Feb 26 00:27:55 http://www.fosdem.org/2011/schedule/event/xwiki Feb 26 00:29:50 lcukweb: tbh, that just made me glaze over Feb 26 00:29:56 CosmoHill: so at the core of the packager, it still uses "make install" Feb 26 00:30:36 yeah Feb 26 00:30:40 :) Feb 26 00:31:17 should *.spec have the %install "rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT" line at all, I have seen that before but never understood why it was needed, i.e. isn't is covering up a real problem else where if/when it make a difference Feb 26 00:31:21 I've written a few scripts that will turn a blank, fommated hard drive into a working distro without a kernel Feb 26 00:31:45 I think %install should work since it's a RPM macro Feb 26 00:32:07 %install is a section heading Feb 26 00:32:30 the two problems I have is, 1. I don't understand the meego macros, 2. I don't understnad the non-meego macros Feb 26 00:32:39 %makeinstall is a relevant macro for that section but the package is using /opt so it might not expand to the intention wanted Feb 26 00:32:42 (therefore 3 would be the sum of 1 and 2 :) ) Feb 26 00:32:47 ah yes, my mistake Feb 26 00:34:24 how's the group stuff? Feb 26 00:40:35 I think the 'devel' package should have the *.so files "/opt/${name}/lib/*.so" "/opt/${name}/lib/${name}/*.so" and the runtime package should change "/opt/${name}/lib/*.so*" for "/opt/${name}/lib/*.so.*" so as not to include *.so files Feb 26 00:41:46 I'll implement that as soon as the sugar kicks in and I can wrap my head around it Feb 26 00:42:03 anybody ever tried to port MeeGo to the HTC Desire HD (HTC Ace)? Feb 26 00:43:47 I tried to do it myself and followed the instructions for the Desire as described here http://wiki.meego.com/ARM/MSMQSD#HTC_Desire (but for the desire hd kernel) Feb 26 00:43:49 odin_: doesn't the *.so.* link to a *.so ? Feb 26 00:43:51 The *.so are only used by linker to build stuff, but the *.so.1 (and/or *.so.1.0.0) are used to run stuff, as per the "ldconfig a.out" paths (on the left hand side) Feb 26 00:44:12 but the link for the NEXUS One rootfs seems to be missing Feb 26 00:44:51 libmpi.so.0 => /usr/lib/libmpi.so.0 (0xb7eaa000) Feb 26 00:44:52 I see Feb 26 00:44:57 thanks odin_ Feb 26 00:45:22 this is why *.so is to be found in *-devel-* packaging, try "rpm -q --whatprovides /usr/lib/libjpeg.so" and "rpm -q --whatprovides /usr/lib/libjpeg.so.62" to see and example of this Feb 26 00:46:56 now my next problem / task Feb 26 00:47:18 meego wants everything to be in /opt/openmpi, so I need to link them into the path / ld path, right? Feb 26 00:48:00 nope, you can install a file into /etc/ld.so.conf.d/ and run ldconfig -v, in your %postinstall script Feb 26 00:48:19 how about the binaries? Feb 26 00:51:59 for example /etc/ld.so.conf.d/openmpi.conf with 2 lines "/opt/openmpi/lib" and "/opt/openmpi/lib/openmpi" # maybe you know about this mechanism already? Feb 26 00:51:59 maybe /etc/profile.d/openmpi.sh is your friend there "export PATH=$PATH:/opt/openmpi/bin" Feb 26 00:51:59 I think anything going into /opt should work this way Feb 26 00:52:14 I don't, this is all new to me Feb 26 00:52:26 now I'll have to give you credit Feb 26 01:00:56 is there something that tells me the distro Feb 26 01:01:02 oh wait Feb 26 01:01:26 this is meant to be pure meego spec file, not meant to be releated to my distro Feb 26 01:04:30 http://cross-lfs.org/~cosmo/pastebin/index.php?r Feb 26 01:05:14 I have no idea what groups meego has available btw Feb 26 01:06:27 Hi all, I'm a bit confused. Meego seems like a linux distribution but it is not. So to be usable as "a product" on (for example) a netbook I should expect someone to develop a distro on meego? Feb 26 01:06:38 also add "/sbin/ldconfig" to both %post and %postun (this causes the /etc/ld.conf.cache to be refreshed to take into account the changes you just made by creating/deleting /etc/ld.so.conf.d/* files, also at the top maybe "PreReq: /sbin/ldconfig" should also be added, but in practice all systems have this Feb 26 01:06:42 hirabayashitaro: it's definitely a distro Feb 26 01:06:54 oh crap yeah Feb 26 01:06:55 hirabayashitaro: it also is home to some newly-developed components such as the reference UXes Feb 26 01:07:06 does it specifically need to be /sbin ? Feb 26 01:07:12 hirabayashitaro: but most of the components are upstream open source stuff, same as debian or redhat or ubuntu Feb 26 01:07:31 Robot101: ehiehi, the answer to this question in quite mutable Feb 26 01:08:01 hirabayashitaro: what makes you think its not a distro? Feb 26 01:08:24 so I can expect in a "near" future to have repositories of software for end users and things like that? Feb 26 01:08:42 that just how I've seen probably copy'and'paste dribble, it is never in another location Feb 26 01:09:14 Robot101: Is something you can read almost everywhere Feb 26 01:09:30 Robot101: Meego is not intended for end users is kinda a meme Feb 26 01:09:45 meego /devices/ intended for end users Feb 26 01:09:56 you have to be a bit of a geek to take meego and reflash/install it yourself Feb 26 01:11:31 Robot101: You cannot say the same thing for Ubuntu or redhat Feb 26 01:12:00 odin_: http://wiki.meego.com/Packaging/Guidelines :) Feb 26 01:13:04 Robot101: anyway I'd like to understand, for example, if I could expect to see some end user oriented working version of meego released by this community, or I have to rely on Nokia Feb 26 01:13:37 The point is not clear at all in my opinion. Feb 26 01:15:04 hirabayashitaro: meego (as a platform - as a distribution) *is* a distribution, but that doesn't mean it's targetting end-users directly. it's providing tools for people like nokia or intel or other vendors to build products on top of it Feb 26 01:15:43 what do you guys think for openmpi: Development/Tools or System/Console ? Feb 26 01:16:06 CosmoHill, I am not sure I agree with the "Shared Libraries" section that "If you have additional commands to run during the scriptlet, call /sbin/ldconfig at the beginning of the scriptlet, like this:" if anything you should call ldconfig at the END of any manipulation (not before, so at the "end" of the section would be more correct) Feb 26 01:16:16 hirabayashitaro: reference UXes are designed to make it easier for vendors to do that - they are intended to be usable but might not be polished to a consumer level - and along the way there are test images which people can flash on their devices for evaluation, development, etc Feb 26 01:16:28 Hello Feb 26 01:16:36 Can anyone here provide assitants? Feb 26 01:16:43 hirabayashitaro: but, those reference builds/images are targetted at developers, not end users. but it's still a distribution (IMO) :D Feb 26 01:16:52 Puddlez: no, we might be able to provide assistances tho Feb 26 01:17:03 Lol Feb 26 01:17:06 Puddlez, how many assistants do you require ? please state the nature of your MeeGo emergency! Feb 26 01:17:07 Funny Feb 26 01:17:17 I just downloaded Feb 26 01:17:19 Ubuntu Feb 26 01:17:24 For a class project Feb 26 01:17:29 I cant get on my network though Feb 26 01:17:38 ah I can see where you are going wrong there, hehe Feb 26 01:17:49 Im on my vista Feb 26 01:17:50 Atm Feb 26 01:18:00 this is assuming Feb 26 01:18:05 *ammusing Feb 26 01:18:06 ? Feb 26 01:18:10 ... Feb 26 01:18:26 sorry, it's 1:20am, everything is a little ammsuing Feb 26 01:18:36 I just need help cause i cant figure it out. Feb 26 01:18:38 So yea. Feb 26 01:18:39 Puddlez: try #ubuntu - this is not a general tech support channel, and it has nothing to do with ubuntu Feb 26 01:19:29 Puddlez, please fill out this customer satisfaction survey, thanks for calling, you have a nice day now! Feb 26 01:20:41 Robot101: Can you link me something which explains the targets of the meego project? Feb 26 01:20:47 poor puddlez, if he's not pissed himself already, he will have by the time #ubuntu has finished with him Feb 26 01:23:49 brb Feb 26 01:31:27 oo oo Feb 26 01:36:52 Are we drunk yet? Feb 26 01:37:18 i'm lacking the necessary ingredients Feb 26 01:38:50 we're about to go and work on it Feb 26 01:38:56 in a hot tub in portland Feb 26 01:39:04 l8r all :) Feb 26 01:42:14 I'm in bed and making openmpi for meego :) Feb 26 01:43:28 wait, if this sucessfully compiles, does this me I'm a packager for a distro? Feb 26 01:44:00 yeah then you have to maintain it for the rest of your natural life Feb 26 01:44:17 Shhh! don't spoil the moment for him Feb 26 01:44:24 :o :D Feb 26 01:45:18 oh Feb 26 01:45:21 that backfired Feb 26 01:45:53 I was using /opt/${name} to make it more generic so people can just copy and paste, it failed Feb 26 01:46:17     File not found: /home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/openmpi-1.4.3-12.1.i386/opt/${name}/bin Feb 26 01:46:53 s/\${/%{/g ? Feb 26 01:51:52 btw, it says it doesn''t liek buildroot Feb 26 02:00:01 crap, it's 2am and I need to do my workout still >.< Feb 26 02:04:02 i shoveled snow for 1/2 hours, that's enough Feb 26 02:07:13 I cleaned the pool for 3/4 hours, ... Feb 26 02:08:17 I have no snow or pool Feb 26 02:08:41 you can have my snow Feb 26 02:10:50 https://build.pub.meego.com/package/live_build_log?arch=i586&package=openmpi&project=home%3Acosmo&repository=meego_1.1_extras_Netbook Feb 26 02:12:17 very interesting reading: http://www.h-online.com/open/features/Nokia-and-open-source-a-trial-by-fire-1194928.html Feb 26 02:16:19 i don't think Intel is "reeling", and I don't think it is correct to say MeeGo has "failed" Feb 26 02:24:15 odin_: turns out ${name} just fails Feb 26 02:24:35 use %{name} ? s/\${/%{/g Feb 26 02:24:52 hmm Feb 26 02:26:35 how does ${name} fail, as if its empty ? Feb 26 02:26:44 yeah Feb 26 02:26:49 as-if it is literal I think ? Feb 26 02:27:11 probably supposed to be %{name} as odin says Feb 26 02:27:13 like /opt/%{name}/bin becomes /opt//bin Feb 26 02:27:31 http://stereochro.me/ideas/rpm-for-the-unwilling - maybe this link helps? Feb 26 02:27:32 yeah Feb 26 02:27:46 it's taken about half an hour for me to understand what yo Feb 26 02:27:50 you've said Feb 26 02:27:54 I really should go to bed Feb 26 02:28:10 perhaps try it when you're awake :) Feb 26 02:34:47 I'll be so pleased if this all works :) Feb 26 02:35:10 and if it doesn't I'll be to tired to care Feb 26 02:36:49 rpm stuff isn't hard, just cryptic and mysterious Feb 26 02:43:25 error: File not found: /home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILDROOT/openmpi-1.4.3-15.1.i386/opt/openmpi/bin Feb 26 02:44:08 sysconfdir=/etc/opt/openmpi/bin/mpirun.debug Feb 26 02:44:10 wtf Feb 26 02:44:22 my spec file has no meantion of that Feb 26 02:45:05 /etc/opt/%{name} ? Feb 26 02:45:26 it shouldn't put binaries in there Feb 26 02:45:46 but "make install" did ? Feb 26 02:46:19 it might be something to do with the debug stuff OBS likes to build Feb 26 02:46:27 perhaps "make isntall" constructs a path like that Feb 26 02:46:37 doesn't matter Feb 26 02:46:42 gonna sort it out tomorrow Feb 26 02:47:02 if it's not done by midnight tomorrow I'll leave it Feb 26 02:52:02 may day is unprodutive, I'm done Feb 26 02:52:16 good night everyone Feb 26 02:55:29 cyas **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Feb 26 02:59:57 2011