**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Jul 02 02:59:58 2012 Jul 02 03:01:21 I'm told that things like Xecutah are bombing...but not how. Jul 02 03:11:11 pdk apps are bombing as a whole. all seem to be different bombings Jul 02 03:11:43 only thing i see in common is when they are in card view, they appear as if they have the flash play logo over them Jul 02 03:18:14 I will withhold comment as I have no idea why it seems to be asking for the wrong handler Jul 02 03:24:03 thanks for your help guys, got CE installed through arch via ssh Jul 02 03:24:11 yw Jul 02 03:24:15 enjoy! Jul 02 03:24:17 how can I verify the install? Jul 02 03:24:34 if PDK apps are broken :( Jul 02 03:25:57 haha alrighty so no angry birds then huh Jul 02 03:26:26 unfortunately..not yet. Jul 02 03:26:30 its a WIP Jul 02 03:26:41 that's fine, I want to help out if possible Jul 02 03:27:04 I'm off for tonight though, thanks for the ssh suggestion Jul 02 03:48:54 bbl...Jacuzzi Jul 02 04:28:17 ok.. so.. now, my power is back .. what do i need to know Jul 02 04:30:44 that its broken? Jul 02 04:30:51 and I don't know why... Jul 02 04:32:09 ok i picked up the new woce-build .. anything i need to know there? Jul 02 04:34:00 it allows you to create fully custom builds by allowing various user defined locations of things. Jul 02 04:35:12 well i relocated my custom source tree just in case, and gave it a 'make' and now it's rebuilding qt .. yippe. Jul 02 04:38:20 EricBlade: sorry about the qt rebuild :/ Jul 02 04:38:38 no problem, looks like it's done now, and is building luna Jul 02 04:38:47 EricBlade: anyway by default the update does the same thing Jul 02 04:39:06 http://webos-ports.org/wiki/WOCE_build_Instructions#Developer_Extras Jul 02 04:39:30 in short, by editing 'config/custom.mk' you can have it use your own source location for luna/etc Jul 02 04:40:00 so the update introduced idea of 'config's, default being woce (stock+bugfixes) webos-ports (stable latest 'canon') and 'custom' (for dev use/luna hacking) Jul 02 04:40:25 :D Jul 02 04:40:41 EricBlade: lmk if you have any issues or questions Jul 02 04:40:43 that's fantastic Jul 02 04:41:25 (it should do a neat 'incremental' rebuild of luna after you update a source file too, fwiw) Jul 02 04:42:50 so, when we ship this to the touchpad, is this using a copy of QT that is already present on device, or if we were to make changes to QT (not that I would) would that go along with it, ie statically linked? Jul 02 04:43:11 EricBlade: dynamically linked, and we only build qt, atm, for the resulting qmake :/ Jul 02 04:43:25 which makes it as a dep reallllly annoying. improvements in that area welcome :) Jul 02 04:43:46 but moving forward, as the overall 'woce' project progresses, I imagine we'll want to actually use the resulting qt libraries as well Jul 02 04:43:47 i don't even know what qmake does Jul 02 04:44:13 EricBlade: it how we build luna--run qmake and it generates makefiles that we can use Jul 02 04:44:29 so, which version of QT do we have on device then? Jul 02 04:44:30 using a config file, a 'mkspec', and i believe various compile-time (of qmake) parameters Jul 02 04:44:42 EricBlade: in theory the same as the source we're building in woce-build AFAIK Jul 02 04:45:21 but if you're wondering if qt being off a biti might explain things like the text box behavior changes? I'd say quite possibly, although I don't really know :) Jul 02 04:46:40 ok, /usr/lib/libQt* are 4.8.0 Jul 02 04:47:15 yeah, sorry. 4.8.0 with palm's patches, anyway. Jul 02 04:47:26 (opensource.palm.com--that's where woce-build gets them too) Jul 02 04:50:20 great. now, i wonder how i can add my make install step back in .. Jul 02 04:51:08 probably just add it in without making it dependent on any targets Jul 02 04:51:48 EricBlade: which makefile do you add it to? honestly either way i think making it dep on 'build' would probably do what you want Jul 02 04:52:08 i had it in the top level makefile Jul 02 04:53:22 EricBlade: yeah, dep on 'custom' and away you go Jul 02 04:53:56 ("make custom" builds the custom config, more generally you can do "make CONFIG=configname, but I made more convenient targets for the ones that we ship with) Jul 02 04:55:22 EricBlade, the only issue I have with adding that as *the* make install target is that we have folks who are not able to get the USB to work correctly. Jul 02 04:57:13 oh, yay, it left the install and installusb that i made earlier in the makefile .. yay git Jul 02 04:57:50 he he... Jul 02 04:58:24 EricBlade, would you mind calling it installnova and installusb? Jul 02 04:59:03 fine by me Jul 02 04:59:24 it *may* be become the default installer :D Jul 02 05:01:31 hmm. my virtualbox has a 10.0 IP address, my LAN uses 192.168 .. how the hell does my VM talk to my LAN.. Jul 02 05:02:00 NAT? Jul 02 05:05:29 hmm. i want to setup wifi novacom to my VM, but I can't seem to figure out how to access the VM from outside Jul 02 05:06:19 it seems to be gatewaying through my router .. but the router doesn't list it in the connected devices Jul 02 05:06:34 perhaps better to bridge the network in network settings Jul 02 05:06:55 EricBlade: bridged interface + local-only virtual network? Jul 02 05:07:20 well if it was bridged i guess you'd appear in your router--so must be NAT'd indeed. hmmm. Jul 02 05:11:07 EricBlade, NAT Jul 02 05:12:42 ok i have a "virtualbox network adapter" on my PC that has an IP address of 192.168.56.1 .. and if i ssh to it, i find myself logged into the touchpad that is usb'd to it. Jul 02 05:13:12 excellent. Jul 02 05:13:13 er.. Jul 02 05:13:25 maybe i end up connected to the USB touchpad. i need to rename one of them Jul 02 05:13:31 er the wifi touchpad Jul 02 05:14:10 yeah that's the wifi connected one. wth Jul 02 05:14:33 oh well i'll just continue using usb for now Jul 02 05:16:05 usb or usbnet? Jul 02 05:17:11 novacom usb Jul 02 05:17:17 kk Jul 02 05:17:21 hmm.. the install target doesn't quite work, now Jul 02 05:23:06 hope i don't have to go through a complete rebuild every time something doesn't work right o.O Jul 02 05:24:15 it should do incrementals Jul 02 05:26:28 putting make install dependent on "build" failed, and when i removed the dependency on build, it said the LunaSysMgr wasn't there anymore .. so i did a make custom again, and it rebuilt everything Jul 02 05:27:52 hmm. i see it added an extra dir into the build process, /build/custom/armv7 .. Jul 02 05:31:07 ok looks like i'm back running, making my install not dependent on build, fine by me for now Jul 02 05:31:42 so, if i ever actually get the layout issues fixed here - are we interested in my change to allow developers to double the height of a notification? Jul 02 05:33:23 EricBlade: that's really strange, and definitely shouldn't happen. I'm interested in whatever you did that caused the full rebuild Jul 02 05:33:34 but of course am reluctant to ask you to try to trigger it again ;) Jul 02 05:33:53 but anyway you wanna put the dep on 'custom' for sure Jul 02 05:34:10 my make install looked exactly like it did in the post on the issues board Jul 02 05:34:19 i ran make install, it spit out an error halfway through, and died Jul 02 05:34:41 then i ran make custom and it rebuilt Jul 02 05:34:46 oh, that's because of the missing 'custom' in the path Jul 02 05:34:47 strange Jul 02 05:35:08 yeah the error was on something in the build dependency not in the missing custom Jul 02 05:35:12 the failure i mean, is preusmably due to (what you said) the fact that the resulting binary now has the config as part of its path Jul 02 05:35:19 oh okay Jul 02 05:35:29 well dep'ing on build is wrong, it'll try to run it with CONFIG= set Jul 02 05:35:50 (sorry for misleading on that earlier) Jul 02 05:36:00 but regardless shouldn't have caused custom to do a full rebuild Jul 02 05:36:05 so, it goes into luna-sysmgr/build/($CONFIG)/armv7-stage/ ... ? Jul 02 05:36:19 i'll think about it and poke a bit and see if i can't figure out what caused what happened for you Jul 02 05:36:25 EricBlade: yes, that's correct. Jul 02 05:37:06 so if i put ($CONFIG) in there, could i "make custom install" ? Jul 02 05:37:32 argh my visual studio lost it's open files list Jul 02 05:43:28 EricBlade: make install CONFIG=custom, unfortunately Jul 02 05:44:46 or 'make install-custom' or similar (with install-custom is install target tailored for custom, regarding its deps and where it expects LSM... this could be done with macros) Jul 02 05:45:03 anyway whatever works for you for the moment :) Jul 02 06:25:27 i -think- i've almost got it Jul 02 06:25:38 * halfhalo yawns. Jul 02 06:25:41 Whats new people Jul 02 06:26:56 woot Jul 02 06:27:39 halfhalo, I am about to break things...and its YOUR fault... Jul 02 06:27:40 :D Jul 02 06:27:48 I'm ok with that Jul 02 06:28:23 15hrs later... Jul 02 06:29:37 now if Milla will cooperate with me I'll be happy. Jul 02 06:30:28 the box is now 520MB...not the 299MB it was...but then it has everything we should need. Jul 02 06:40:45 yes!! got the dashboards laying out properly Jul 02 06:41:18 anyone know a way to force the device to go to the lock screen? Jul 02 06:42:51 push the side button then push it again? Jul 02 06:44:03 power just turns the display off, hitting it again, turns it back on Jul 02 06:44:43 and usually locks the screen Jul 02 06:44:55 doesn't seem to Jul 02 06:45:14 thats different behaviour then. Jul 02 06:45:29 i need to see if the notifications window on the lock display uses the same container as the regular one. i think/hope it does Jul 02 06:45:41 gogo gadget upload! Jul 02 06:48:43 hmm. i'm not ever getting the lock screen on my dev pad Jul 02 06:50:26 turning on pin made that work Jul 02 06:51:21 yay! it works Jul 02 06:54:39 are PDK apps broken in WOCE? Jul 02 06:56:26 apparently so Jul 02 06:56:48 morning dukiedrew Jul 02 06:56:57 hi Jul 02 06:58:07 are you planning on having the tabs pulled into WOCE? Jul 02 07:02:12 hey, yeah, i want to eventually post/pull that Jul 02 07:02:23 but in the process of debugging I saw the PDK issue Jul 02 07:03:07 of course now i screwed up my build Jul 02 07:03:53 i copied files over, and when running I get a make error (127) Jul 02 07:04:06 ugh Jul 02 07:04:08 not fun Jul 02 07:04:59 make[4]: [release-/.obj/CpuAffinity.o] Error 127 (ignored) make[4]: c: Command not found make[4]: [release-/.obj/HostBase.o] Error 127 (ignored) make[4]: c: Command not found Jul 02 07:05:39 anyway, before this, I added a method to add cards directly into group view Jul 02 07:05:43 was trying to get Just Type to do that too, Jul 02 07:05:59 but I can't figure out when Just Type calls for the new window creation Jul 02 07:06:07 so I assume that's in JS somewhere Jul 02 07:06:18 or in "LunaUniversalSearchMgr" Jul 02 07:06:28 but i'm not seeing yet how that is connected Jul 02 07:10:33 maybe progress on this front Jul 02 07:11:29 i'm wondering if the PDK issue has to do w/ Full Screen Jul 02 07:12:03 foks Jul 02 07:12:04 folks Jul 02 07:12:08 bhuey Jul 02 07:12:17 hey Jul 02 07:12:36 c'mon milla...another hour to upload :P Jul 02 07:12:42 somebody should do a kernel build where they turn off the second core and replace the stock scheduler with BFS Jul 02 07:13:01 bhuey, you have the source :D Jul 02 07:13:11 the msm_stats daemon takes up about 5-10 percent of the CPU time just freaking polling Jul 02 07:13:30 to deal with the second core coming up and down from a power off state Jul 02 07:14:27 have you tried disabling msm_stats? Jul 02 07:14:39 does that kill things? Jul 02 07:15:07 you can't kill that thing Jul 02 07:15:21 what happens when you do? Jul 02 07:15:25 it's a complicated since it's linked to the power management of the device Jul 02 07:15:33 that's why I was asking for the powerd sources Jul 02 07:15:36 so that i can rewrite it Jul 02 07:15:41 they are out there. Jul 02 07:15:45 where ? Jul 02 07:16:16 powerd sits on a fiel system that is powered by msm_stats at 10k times a second Jul 02 07:16:30 there's a couple ways you can do this Jul 02 07:17:07 disable msm_stats by rewriting it so that it only wakes powerd when it needs to for operations other than powering up/down the second core Jul 02 07:17:10 https://github.com/openwebos/powerd Jul 02 07:17:18 second core is likely not that useful Jul 02 07:17:41 it would be more useful to have a single faster core than a second core that's a pita to bring up in a timely manner Jul 02 07:18:16 migration with the stock schedule is overly general as well so it doesn't take into power or govenor issues Jul 02 07:18:25 schedule=scheduler Jul 02 07:18:34 ka6sox: ooh Jul 02 07:18:38 will have to look t it Jul 02 07:18:44 when was this released ? Jul 02 07:18:48 kk... Jul 02 07:18:57 march? Jul 02 07:19:00 april? Jul 02 07:19:21 does it build ? Jul 02 07:19:40 if I can't get to build then I might be able to do something in the kernel purely Jul 02 07:19:41 i think it does, but i'm not certain if it's compatible with our current powerd Jul 02 07:19:55 it needs to be the Topaz powerd Jul 02 07:20:12 and not any other device at Palm Jul 02 07:20:46 If can just eliminate that wake and do something else that's like 5 percent CPU time for free Jul 02 07:20:57 in addition to clock bumps Jul 02 07:22:21 bhuey, unknown to me Jul 02 07:22:41 but its worth a shot :D Jul 02 07:45:48 dukiedrew, you still thinking its FS? Jul 02 07:45:54 morning stefan_schmidt_w Jul 02 07:46:19 good morning ka6sox Jul 02 07:46:24 how are you? Jul 02 07:46:51 tired, but happy... Jul 02 07:47:00 long day poking on a project here... Jul 02 07:47:11 waiting for the final upload to finish Jul 02 07:48:01 ah, the good old all-hack nights Jul 02 07:48:09 exhausting but so nice :) Jul 02 07:49:02 FS? Jul 02 07:49:09 ahh Jul 02 07:49:10 Full screen Jul 02 07:49:15 i'm trying to track it down right now Jul 02 07:49:17 stefan_schmidt_w, http://www.webos-ports.org/wiki/WOCE_SDE Jul 02 07:49:49 i always thought full screen didn't show the menu bar at the top Jul 02 07:49:54 and it still is showing that Jul 02 07:50:05 ka6sox: cool Jul 02 07:50:25 ka6sox: Seems I really need to make sure my touchpad follows me soon from DE to UK Jul 02 07:50:25 dukiedrew, when you play AB's it doesnt' show Jul 02 07:51:18 stefan_schmidt_w...ya. rsn I hope to be poking on openwebos with oe-core base (since I see metadata for things already realeased. Jul 02 07:51:41 AB's? Jul 02 07:51:42 ka6sox: that would be soooo sweet :) Jul 02 07:52:20 dukiedrew, Angry Birds Jul 02 07:52:24 hmm Jul 02 07:52:33 i've been using SNES Jul 02 07:52:35 ka6sox: Sadly I can't offer any help at this point. It feels like I need at least another month before I have settled enough to start doing more FOSS in my spare time again Jul 02 07:53:00 stefan_schmidt_w, not to worry...its a FOSS project..no time schedule. Jul 02 07:53:21 if woce-be works as I hope I'll create others for oe-core building Jul 02 07:53:34 ka6sox: yeah, the part I love and hate equally about FOSS projects :) Jul 02 07:53:44 stefan_schmidt_w, true Jul 02 07:58:35 getting the enyo dashboard control itself to fit a double height area is certainly interesting Jul 02 07:59:02 hey Eric I figured out the height today Jul 02 08:01:36 oh? Jul 02 08:02:20 i wasn't taking into acct a "kWindowOrigin" Jul 02 08:02:39 that made the #s add up (to 46 in the landscape orientation case) Jul 02 08:03:33 ka6sox: code is going to take time to dig through, not even sure it's the right stuff yet Jul 02 08:04:09 bhuey, ya, I haven't had much time to even look, been too wrapped up in creating documentation, tools etc. Jul 02 08:12:56 hmm. i may have to enlist someone who has a better knowledge of css than i do Jul 02 08:14:06 EricBlade, I can ask for help in this way too. Jul 02 08:15:11 ka6sox: you should ask if it's the same sources as for the touchpad Jul 02 08:15:16 it doesn't look like it Jul 02 08:18:02 bhuey, not sure I would get an answer. Jul 02 08:18:22 yeah Jul 02 08:19:55 does angry birds work completely? Jul 02 08:20:03 or it just hides the top bar? Jul 02 08:23:50 dukiedrew, not tried it with woce, only stock...and it hides the bar Jul 02 08:24:11 ahh, thanks Jul 02 08:25:24 any OSX users that can test something? Jul 02 08:25:27 http://www.webos-ports.org/wiki/WOCE_SDE Jul 02 08:37:46 interesting...there's a "Type_PDK" Jul 02 08:37:49 and a "Type_Qt" Jul 02 08:43:11 okay, almost 2am...I'm done with poking @ this for the day...nite all. Jul 02 08:53:57 gnite Jul 02 09:10:48 i don't know if it is anything, but how does the UI connect with the apps? Jul 02 09:11:03 i see all these calls to m_channel->sendAsyncMessage Jul 02 09:22:08 or not, perhaps for native it goes all the way back to the PIPC header file Jul 02 10:26:45 ok, here's what i've been working on .. what a mess . http://www.ericbla.de/newdash.jpg Jul 02 10:58:20 fun. the phones report that they get a dashboard height the size of the screen Jul 02 11:22:26 i guess that doesn't matter, because there's something seriously weird preventing my custom dashboard from even thinking about functioning on the phones anyway Jul 02 11:26:50 weirdness. In 3.0, opening a dashboard with it's window in the same app, results in a different window owning the dash, than on 2.0, where the app window apparently owns the dash Jul 02 13:59:28 my first pull request ^^ - https://github.com/woce/LunaSysMgr/pull/4 Jul 02 13:59:35 (for LunaSysMgr) Jul 02 14:09:29 very nice, pc-world! thanks a lot Jul 02 15:29:21 morning Jul 02 15:30:51 EricBlade, mmmm...pretty stuff Jul 02 15:32:13 pc-world, once 3 of us can build it and test I'll pull it in :D Jul 02 15:34:40 ka6sox: okay Jul 02 15:34:40 that "this file was modified by ..."-line is to comply with the Apache License ("You must cause any modified files to carry prominent notices stating that You changed the files") Jul 02 15:36:49 thats all perfectly fine...we like license compliance :D Jul 02 15:38:04 btw, that notice is missing in some modified files Jul 02 15:38:56 (sysmgr.pro, commit pushed by dtzWill) Jul 02 15:38:57 * dtzWill might be guilty there >_> Jul 02 15:39:15 good catch, ty and sorry about that. Jul 02 15:39:51 dtzWill: why sorry? I'm not the copyright-holder :P :D Jul 02 15:44:09 and thanks to whoever put me into the "developer" group on the bug tracker, that way I can much easier update bugs Jul 02 15:47:18 dtzWill: When we use your "make custom" can we be 99% sure that this won't delete our code? Jul 02 15:47:31 or modify it etc. Jul 02 15:47:50 pc-world: it only symlinks it over Jul 02 15:47:52 If that's the case, I could use git and point custom.mk to my own local repo Jul 02 15:47:56 so i'd say, 'yes'. Jul 02 15:48:14 it's not the make custom, it's the use of DLTYPE=DIR Jul 02 15:48:16 dtzWill: so did you remove that "rm -rf"? Jul 02 15:48:41 pc-world: maybe i did maybe i dind't, but as long as your DL dir is not in the build directory (!!) then you'll be fine Jul 02 15:48:51 pc-world: since it symlinks it to build/src and goes from there. Jul 02 15:49:19 (this is also why i kinda pushed ahead on upstreaming the sysmgr.pro patch, so we weren't patching/mucking with source at all) Jul 02 15:49:27 ok - but what's with that DLTYPE? On http://webos-ports.org/wiki/WOCE_build_Instructions#Developer_Extras I found "run 'make custom'" Jul 02 15:49:36 pc-world: oh Jul 02 15:49:51 the default DLTYPE for LUNASYSMGR is "DIR" in custom.mk Jul 02 15:50:01 pc-world: aka local directory Jul 02 15:50:08 ahh Jul 02 15:50:34 if you'd prefer you can change the DLTYPE to TGZ and give it github-generated tarballs or something Jul 02 15:50:51 I think the DIR method will be fine Jul 02 15:51:17 yeah, it seems the most natural for local dev goodness Jul 02 15:52:55 * halfhalo yawns Jul 02 15:54:48 halfhalo: happy monday morning to you too! ^.^ Jul 02 15:55:09 * dtzWill ducks Jul 02 15:55:27 LOUD NOISES MAKE MY HEAD HURT Jul 02 16:01:59 * halfhalo wants that tab thingamajigger now kthxby Jul 02 16:03:52 dukiedrew_away pingaling. Jul 02 17:22:35 tab thing? Jul 02 17:28:34 tabbed access to stakced cards, iirc Jul 02 17:47:59 summatusmentis: any screenshots of that? Jul 02 17:53:01 http://www.webosnation.com/tabbed-card-stacks-infinite-card-view-and-additional-keyboard-layouts-happening-thanks-webos-communi Jul 02 17:53:55 summatusmentis: much thanks Jul 02 17:54:02 I need to track that site better, I guess Jul 02 17:55:10 I don't follow that site at all, but I follow @webosinternals on twitter, and he's retweeting a lot of the developments coming out of webosports Jul 02 17:57:08 keyboard layouts <3 Jul 02 17:57:21 now we should be able to get all those keys that we need for running things in a terminal Jul 02 17:57:31 summatusmentis: I'll do that instead :) Jul 02 17:57:47 +1 for more keyz Jul 02 17:58:13 I like this tab thing, but it does (seemingly) tie up the swipe-from-left interaction Jul 02 17:58:33 which I currently use (via Tweaks) for "< back" nav in the browser...at least Jul 02 17:58:34 in theory, one could have a different gesture Jul 02 17:59:00 true, then there's the balance of configuration/customization vs. consistency Jul 02 17:59:09 definitely fun times ahead though :) Jul 02 17:59:56 and the browser customization thing does too Jul 02 18:00:01 in any case it looks like the time for a webOS screen-casting app has come :D Jul 02 18:00:09 dwc-: yeah, true Jul 02 18:04:07 someone should get on that. Jul 02 18:05:17 (you can read from /dev/fb0 for most of what luna does) Jul 02 18:05:26 at some point we had a fb-reading VNC server setup Jul 02 18:06:08 couldn't inject keys, but did let you view your device remotely :). and with luna source we could probably do better hehe Jul 02 18:07:09 yup Jul 02 18:50:22 * bigbluehat wonders if anyone's building photo synergy stuff with/for CE? Jul 02 18:54:54 woot! just found the vagrant setup stuff :) http://www.webos-ports.org/wiki/WOCE_SDE#OSX_Setup Jul 02 18:54:58 +1 Lazyweb ;) Jul 02 19:32:20 dukiedrew ping Jul 02 19:33:54 hey Jul 02 19:55:29 hia Jul 02 19:56:12 bigbluehat, still a WIP Jul 02 19:56:16 but its a start Jul 02 19:56:24 yeah, for sure! Jul 02 19:56:29 definitely the way to go Jul 02 19:56:36 what host are you using? Jul 02 19:57:24 bigbluehat, what kind of host are you using for development? Jul 02 19:57:36 ka6sox: Mac Jul 02 19:57:53 can you try that proceedure and let me know if it works sometime? Jul 02 19:58:12 ka6sox: yep, happy to Jul 02 19:58:47 tyvm Jul 02 19:59:01 do you have wiki access to fix things? Jul 02 19:59:02 * bigbluehat already has Vagrant & Virtuabox Jul 02 19:59:08 doubt it Jul 02 19:59:12 * bigbluehat can check Jul 02 19:59:28 bigbluehat, do you already use it? Jul 02 19:59:54 I just setup my account Jul 02 19:59:56 BigBlueHat Jul 02 19:59:58 of all names... Jul 02 20:00:08 okay let me get you access to edit Jul 02 20:00:22 ka6sox: 404 Jul 02 20:00:23 [vagrant] Downloading box: http://downloads.webos-ports.org/woce-be.box Jul 02 20:00:23 Bad status code: 404 Jul 02 20:00:40 okay first problem...brb Jul 02 20:00:41 used the bit.ly link in the wiki Jul 02 20:00:43 :) Jul 02 20:02:46 try now? Jul 02 20:04:09 k Jul 02 20:04:23 interesting Jul 02 20:04:30 what happened to my DNS update... Jul 02 20:05:13 helps if you restart the web server after you make a change Jul 02 20:05:14 404 still Jul 02 20:05:22 works now Jul 02 20:05:43 * bigbluehat tries again Jul 02 20:05:46 I added the site to Milla but forgot to restart it. Jul 02 20:05:59 happens :) Jul 02 20:06:13 there it goes :) Jul 02 20:06:47 what kind of rate are you seeing? Jul 02 20:08:00 dukiedrew, did you put in a pull request for bug #1? Jul 02 20:09:23 hmm? Jul 02 20:09:29 bug #1 = my bug Jul 02 20:09:36 not the PIN stuff? Jul 02 20:10:30 one more thing before i'm happy w/ this code Jul 02 20:10:46 i can't distinguish when an app is launched for first time like email Jul 02 20:10:55 vs it is already opened Jul 02 20:11:04 ah Jul 02 20:11:09 what i mean is, if I close email by pushing it up Jul 02 20:11:12 it is still alive Jul 02 20:11:21 whereas slingshot, it is closed Jul 02 20:11:36 when I open up email when it has been closed, the statemanager switches to loading Jul 02 20:11:53 trying to figure out where it makes this decision Jul 02 20:13:33 hmm, maybe i mean it switches to preparing Jul 02 20:13:34 then loading Jul 02 20:15:54 you know far more about this than me....wish i understood it better. Jul 02 20:16:56 bigbluehat, do you already use Vagrant/Vbox? Jul 02 20:19:44 dukiedrew. I am a veritable newbie at all of this, but have you looked through luna-topaz.conf? Jul 02 20:19:59 it talks about apps to keep alive in that conf file Jul 02 20:21:26 ka6sox: [vagrant] Progress: 37% (203309252 / 544913408) Jul 02 20:21:29 so far.... Jul 02 20:21:56 hopefully that helps. IRL I am a pixel monkey, so I shall understand if its of no use! Jul 02 20:22:09 ka6sox: I've done a bit with it for the Python SDK at #couchbase Jul 02 20:23:15 PrivateEye, I'm making progress Jul 02 20:23:22 i might have just found the part in the code that distinugishes them Jul 02 20:23:29 ka6sox: what's all in this .box? Jul 02 20:23:55 awesome. Jul 02 20:24:03 might be good to lean on the lucid32/64.box's provided at vagrantup.com and ship a Vagrantfile that does all the git pulls, etc Jul 02 20:24:14 lots of smaller downloads vs. one huge on Jul 02 20:24:16 e Jul 02 20:28:27 ka6sox: do you have the Vagrantfile you're using in a repo somewherez? Jul 02 20:29:35 bigbluehat, yes! we need to clean up things. Jul 02 20:29:50 I'd ideally like to get 250~300MB box files Jul 02 20:30:04 the Vagrantfile is the stock one Jul 02 20:30:12 and it should be with it Jul 02 20:30:12 ah, gotcha Jul 02 20:30:26 I did vagrant package --vagrantfile foo Jul 02 20:30:47 cool. might want to setup a build-env repo at github.com/webos-ports with "just" the Vagrantfile in it (and other required bits) Jul 02 20:30:58 ka6sox: yeah + unicorns ;) Jul 02 20:32:12 bigbluehat, its on woce/woce-be Jul 02 20:32:33 and give me your github account so you can play. Jul 02 20:32:42 ka6sox: perfect Jul 02 20:32:52 guess :) Jul 02 20:32:56 hehe Jul 02 20:33:08 :) Jul 02 20:33:30 ok, that will work Jul 02 20:33:35 last two changes left :) Jul 02 20:34:11 ka6sox: no Vagrant file in that repo Jul 02 20:34:57 also... $ diff woce webos-ports ? Jul 02 20:36:59 bigbluehat, you have it Jul 02 20:37:09 no it was shipped with the box they said Jul 02 20:37:20 (or so I was lead to believe) Jul 02 20:37:22 "they"? Jul 02 20:37:27 vagrant Jul 02 20:37:30 oh Jul 02 20:37:36 generally you put one in your repo Jul 02 20:37:38 you might just want to start over. Jul 02 20:37:41 with the stuff you're building Jul 02 20:37:45 :) Jul 02 20:37:48 we'll see ;) Jul 02 20:38:07 you have access now Jul 02 20:39:04 suite! Jul 02 20:39:05 thanks :) Jul 02 20:39:51 thank you! Jul 02 20:44:51 since I have a vm I can play with at the datacentre I'll see what I can do about doing the config there. Jul 02 21:06:31 ok, really dumb question Jul 02 21:06:36 how do I do a "pull request" :) Jul 02 21:06:40 or should i just google that Jul 02 21:06:53 or should i just create another repo w/ my changes? Jul 02 21:07:18 dukiedrew, http://bit.ly/I1OLgq Jul 02 21:07:30 haha Jul 02 21:09:46 ok, i kinda see now Jul 02 21:11:57 ka6sox: so, whatcha think about the double dashboards? The Enyo implementation is still pretty iffy, but my hope is that we can include that into CE, and I can get the Enyo things worked out. Jul 02 21:12:15 * halfhalo yawns Jul 02 21:12:25 halfhalo, WAKE UP! Jul 02 21:12:46 got video of that? Jul 02 21:14:01 EricBlade, ^^ Jul 02 21:14:18 whaaaaaaaaaah? Jul 02 21:14:32 stop whining Jul 02 21:14:57 Eric, wasn't there a calculator app in the dashboard? Jul 02 21:14:59 how did that work? Jul 02 21:19:44 EricBlade, do you see any conflict between your #1 pull request and ShiftyAxel's #4 Request? Jul 02 21:27:58 scoutcamper, where is the AIOSettings code? Jul 02 21:31:26 dukiedrew: the calculator and other dash apps are alerts rather than dashboards, the alerts are one on screen at a time, and seperate from all the other notifications Jul 02 21:33:45 ka6sox: i can't seem to locate the webos-ports user in github now .. link? Jul 02 21:34:05 EricBlade: https://github.com/webOS-ports Jul 02 21:34:31 the caps got me at first too :) Jul 02 21:35:09 it kind of really annoys me that you can follow a user on github but not an organization Jul 02 21:36:16 indeed Jul 02 21:36:20 its a real pain... Jul 02 21:36:25 even for me to find it! Jul 02 21:36:29 yup Jul 02 21:36:33 ka6sox: looks like Shifty's patch includes mine as well, or at least something quite closely resembling it. Jul 02 21:37:05 I think we should check to see how the results are of it compared to the original gesture handling and put that through some serious testing before pulling it into main though Jul 02 21:37:19 if it's actually not passing anything down to apps, then it's probably a big improvement Jul 02 21:39:59 EricBlade, did you put attribution on the lines you changed/added? Jul 02 21:40:28 ? Jul 02 21:40:51 we may need Shifty to make his patch more atomic... Jul 02 21:40:59 and apply yours first. Jul 02 21:49:10 has anyone come to any conclusions as to why PDK apps fail? Jul 02 21:52:23 because of Leo. Jul 02 21:54:23 EricBlade, +1 Jul 02 21:54:27 boom! Jul 02 21:57:51 any other reasons other than Leo? Jul 02 22:03:13 one sec Jul 02 22:03:24 i spent a few too many hours looking around Jul 02 22:03:34 my hunch is something is wrong w/ the connect Jul 02 22:03:39 ie m_channel "IPC" stuff Jul 02 22:03:46 time does have a way of slipping away... Jul 02 22:04:29 haha Jul 02 22:04:42 but alas i couldn't really find anything Jul 02 22:04:49 the clues are intriguing though Jul 02 22:04:50 bummers Jul 02 22:04:54 touch events don't handle Jul 02 22:05:03 paint event only seems to handle on the minimize Jul 02 22:06:22 this sounds like good input for a bug report... Jul 02 22:07:21 so Bug #3? Jul 02 22:07:56 ya, we should rename that one PDK apps Jul 02 22:08:10 I'll do that...go ahead and add your input to #3 please. Jul 02 22:35:42 the weird thing is what looks like the Flash overlay on top of it Jul 02 22:35:51 *weirdEST thing Jul 02 22:35:58 and that Flash full screen doesn't work Jul 02 22:37:45 interesting... Jul 02 22:44:55 ok, my SC is online Jul 02 22:45:05 need to do some other work now Jul 02 22:45:11 https://github.com/dukiedrew/LunaSysMgr Jul 02 22:45:17 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fn-hctYa4Wc&feature=youtu.be Jul 02 22:45:24 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVfMtFLRbrM&feature=youtu.be Jul 02 22:47:20 dukiedrew: question. Is it possible to get the main app in focus to resize when the tabbed cards are shown? So browser windows and whatnot reflow Jul 02 22:49:11 halfhalo: what do you mean? Instead of pushing the card over, make it skinnier? Jul 02 22:50:10 si Jul 02 22:51:22 hmm Jul 02 22:51:28 i think that would take more work... Jul 02 22:51:52 b/c you control the card size via "setZ" on the position Jul 02 22:52:05 also, that might trigger resize events inside the card Jul 02 22:52:14 i figured that might be slower Jul 02 22:52:54 the thing i started to search for but gave up would be to disable the drags going on in the cards Jul 02 22:53:03 like if you swipe across and your finger is in a web page Jul 02 22:53:04 that drags Jul 02 22:53:17 right Jul 02 22:53:21 in other words, if you're starting an event from the edge, absolutely nothing should pass to the cards Jul 02 22:55:59 anyway, time for lunch and real work. Jul 02 22:56:05 you probably need to intercept those touches and return true that they are handled Jul 02 22:56:26 I was just thinking that having the card be skinny it would allow people to use the main card with the tabbed cards shown at the same time as well Jul 02 22:56:38 oh yes Jul 02 22:56:45 i'm interested in that too Jul 02 22:57:00 bonus points if the card thumbnails update Jul 02 22:57:12 the cards do update...if you press on the screen for instance Jul 02 22:57:22 even more bonus points if the feature makes it to Open webOS without one of us adding it ;) Jul 02 22:57:35 these kind of questions get into how the system handles its resources Jul 02 22:57:36 or if that doesn't work, have the main card zoomed out a tad and then sort of arch the tabbed card list as well. Jul 02 22:58:01 yeah, that'd work Jul 02 22:58:49 i might add that next Jul 02 22:58:51 [seems simple to modify] Jul 02 22:59:47 that plus having the list spring back when you reach the end of it would equal a supremely nice combination Jul 02 23:00:01 yup! Jul 02 23:00:09 i've never done those sorts of physics functions though Jul 02 23:00:39 regardless, i love this Jul 02 23:00:41 neither have I, but thats the beauty of open source projects. You can always get someone else to do it for you :p Jul 02 23:01:13 especially w/ just type "integration". i might actually use that more :) Jul 02 23:01:22 ok, gotta eat! Jul 02 23:13:18 EricBlade we need a way to enable and disable these new "features" sanely... Jul 02 23:15:18 any ideas? Jul 02 23:15:31 agree. if we do my double sized dash, though, i've designed it so that it's up to app developers to make use of it, rather than have it be something that a user has to mess with to turn on Jul 02 23:16:47 i think there's enough versions of app switching now (that kind of surprised me that everyone jumped on that right away, but it also surprised me how easy that part is to get into) that we have an interesting set of choices for what to go with there Jul 02 23:17:00 app switching / gesture handling Jul 02 23:17:38 We could add a new section to AIOSettings Jul 02 23:18:37 EricBlade, https://github.com/Choorp/AIOSettings Jul 02 23:19:57 yeah i thought that's all it did was CrossAppUI the original apps Jul 02 23:20:45 so, yeah, i guess we'd be writing a new settings panel Jul 02 23:22:16 EricBlade, what do you think about doing the settings with AIOSettings and a new panel? Jul 02 23:22:33 are you asking me to write something ? Jul 02 23:22:54 Well, since you are offering :p Jul 02 23:25:54 i'm sort of crippled right now by a hard drive backup that is taking entirely too long, claiming that hard drive failure is imminent, and I -really- need to get on finishing SynerGV 2.0 since I gave myself a "end of July" deadline by preselling it and promising it (yeah i know, great idea huh) Jul 02 23:26:08 yup Jul 02 23:28:25 Just cut features to meet the deadline, no worries webOS users are used to it by now Jul 02 23:28:34 wrea, heh Jul 03 00:10:39 yeah, isn't there a settings app on the phones Jul 03 00:10:44 like for "advanced gestures"? Jul 03 00:18:54 yes, but not on 3.X that I know of Jul 03 00:22:26 yeah, so maybe a project should be creating that app in the settings container Jul 03 00:22:28 [not it] Jul 03 00:26:24 too late Jul 03 00:27:30 there is a setting for "Advanced Gestures" on touchpad, but it's just a single setting Jul 03 00:28:01 where? Jul 03 00:28:29 Screen & Lock Jul 03 00:28:52 ah. so perhaps there? Jul 03 00:29:13 Turn "Advanced Gestures" into a whole other page on this setting screen Jul 03 00:30:45 Question, I was on here as "carc" last night, got WOSCE built/running on an Arch box, and as of right now there are only instructions for building on debian based systems Jul 03 00:31:11 would it be possible for me to write a little "guide" for Arch? Jul 03 00:32:03 gambomb, yes, but in a short while there will be definitions for how to make it work for all linux systems Jul 03 00:33:16 Any common issues getting the SDE to work on linux? I can't get my nfs share to mount Jul 03 00:33:17 we are trying to make sure that we have a consistent build Jul 03 00:33:25 that seems like redundant work then Jul 03 00:33:32 its not really Jul 03 00:33:58 no, me writing an explanation Jul 03 00:34:04 because I've spent enough time chasing build configuration issues over the last 9yrs Jul 03 00:34:13 egaudet, what is your host system? Jul 03 00:34:31 ubuntu 12.04 Jul 03 00:35:03 http://www.webos-ports.org/wiki/WOCE_SDE Jul 03 00:35:10 is that what you are following? Jul 03 00:35:18 yeah Jul 03 00:35:29 unfortunately linux setup is lacking :P Jul 03 00:35:47 its a WIP...we can debug it now...I'm here on my 12.04 system too. Jul 03 00:35:53 I set up my nfs share though, I can mount it from on my other machine, 10.0.2.2 pings from the VM but I can't mount the share in the VM Jul 03 00:36:25 you added the config to fstab and rebooted the vm? Jul 03 00:37:06 gambomb, I know that it seems redundant...but all it takes is one bad lib or one bad tool and people are off chasing a build configuration bug. Jul 03 00:38:03 yeah Jul 03 00:38:53 whats the error? Jul 03 00:38:56 (in the log) Jul 03 00:38:57 vagrant@precise32:~$ sudo mount -t nfs 10.0.2.2:/home/egaudet/openwebos /srv/share Jul 03 00:38:57 mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 10.0.2.2:/home/egaudet/openwebos Jul 03 00:39:24 do you have UFW installed and working? Jul 03 00:39:29 or ipsec? Jul 03 00:39:49 also is nfsd happy? Jul 03 00:39:54 what is ufw Jul 03 00:40:00 firewall Jul 03 00:40:13 your base system is 12.04? Jul 03 00:40:17 yeah Jul 03 00:40:25 64bit or 32bit? Jul 03 00:40:32 64 Jul 03 00:40:51 have you installed multilib (and all its 48billion children)? Jul 03 00:41:48 probably not Jul 03 00:42:04 can you paste the exports line? Jul 03 00:42:07 from the host? Jul 03 00:42:16 /home/egaudet/openwebos *(rw,sync,no_root_squash) Jul 03 00:43:26 gotta be some networking problem Jul 03 00:43:38 could be Jul 03 00:43:48 what does ifconfig report? Jul 03 00:43:53 on the VM? Jul 03 00:44:00 does it see the 10.0.2.2 interface? Jul 03 00:44:13 no on the host Jul 03 00:44:18 the host does not see it Jul 03 00:44:55 hmmm Jul 03 00:45:11 time to go to vbox.org and see about networking. Jul 03 00:45:32 I'm using ubuntu packaged vbox if that matters Jul 03 00:45:39 what version is that? Jul 03 00:45:48 dpkg -l virtualbox? Jul 03 00:45:54 or is it -S Jul 03 00:46:03 4.1.12 Jul 03 00:46:08 its on the list Jul 03 00:46:13 offtopic: anyone here familiar with node services? all my file access functions are failing in one service, and not in another, even though the functions are as far as I can tell, identical Jul 03 00:46:24 4.1.12-dfsg-2 Jul 03 00:46:31 halfhalo, knows node Jul 03 00:46:36 alright just tell me where/how to help then Jul 03 00:46:48 I'm gambomb on the wiki also Jul 03 00:47:08 gambomb, egaudet and I are working on it right now Jul 03 00:47:47 Just let me know how to help Jul 03 00:48:10 can you follow along with the instructions on the wiki? Jul 03 00:48:22 http://www.webos-ports.org/wiki/WOCE_SDE Jul 03 00:49:08 the basic idea is to create a share that is on your "host" but appears inside the VM as well in /srv/share/ Jul 03 00:49:25 reading no Jul 03 00:49:27 *now Jul 03 00:50:18 gambomb, people like their own env to edit/develop in...but for consistency we need a std setup for building. Jul 03 00:50:54 egaudet, any progress? Jul 03 00:51:07 no Jul 03 00:51:22 can you paste your ifconfig on the host? Jul 03 00:51:30 but I'm thinking I'm going to have to create an interface on the host for the network or something, idk how vm/host are supposed to communicate Jul 03 00:51:46 host ifconfig is just eth0 and loopback Jul 03 00:51:52 no 10.0.2 network Jul 03 00:51:53 ka6sox: for Mac, I use the following: http://www.bresink.com/osx/NFSManager.html Jul 03 00:51:55 It seems pretty clear right now Jul 03 00:52:09 but VM can ping 10.0.2.2 Jul 03 00:52:15 nothing special for Arch as far as I can tell Jul 03 00:52:23 gambomb, ty Jul 03 00:52:43 egaudet, post the ifconfig for the VM? Jul 03 00:52:48 rwhitby, ty... Jul 03 00:53:01 vagrant@precise32:~$ ifconfig Jul 03 00:53:01 eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 08:00:27:7e:25:01 Jul 03 00:53:01 inet addr:10.0.2.15 Bcast:10.0.2.255 Mask:255.255.255.0 Jul 03 00:53:19 is there a tun/tap interface? Jul 03 00:53:23 (on the host)? Jul 03 00:53:27 no Jul 03 00:53:32 wierd... Jul 03 00:53:50 time to break out the docs from vbox Jul 03 00:54:11 vagrant 1.0.1 Jul 03 00:54:21 upgrade to 1.3 Jul 03 00:54:23 1.0.3 Jul 03 00:54:39 I need to get arch on this machine one of these days Jul 03 00:55:10 novacom doesn't work Jul 03 00:55:13 on arch Jul 03 00:55:17 really Jul 03 00:55:20 we have sources though right? Jul 03 00:55:35 yeah, I'm just ssh'ing though Jul 03 00:55:55 It shouldn't be too bad getting novacom working on arch Jul 03 00:56:11 I don't know, it was not working for me yesterday Jul 03 00:56:38 don't know why Jul 03 00:58:00 egaudet, its possible that 1.0.1 is the issue Jul 03 00:58:10 please try 1.0.3 (which seems to work for me) Jul 03 00:58:54 its possible it isnt' properly setting up the interface. Jul 03 00:59:02 (vagrant 1.0.3) Jul 03 01:00:41 vagrant 1.0.3 didn't fix Jul 03 01:00:48 might be a vbox ubuntu thing? Jul 03 01:02:15 could be...however that seems unlikely Jul 03 01:02:29 4.1.12 is supported Jul 03 01:02:54 there is 1 other way to do networking Jul 03 01:03:01 egaudet, what does: Jul 03 01:03:03 ip addr say? Jul 03 01:03:11 on VM? Jul 03 01:03:18 host Jul 03 01:03:35 same thing ifconfig does Jul 03 01:03:36 I'm wondering if lo has a second addr of 10.0.2.2 Jul 03 01:03:43 hmm Jul 03 01:03:50 reading vbox docs, the host is not supposed to see networking interface in NAT mode Jul 03 01:04:13 it's all handled by vbox internally Jul 03 01:05:01 is iptables clean? Jul 03 01:05:29 and nfsd is running? Jul 03 01:05:45 (there are 2 versions of nfsd...one is "kernel" and the other is userspace. Jul 03 01:05:49 ) Jul 03 01:06:08 also vbox is nfsV3 compatible..not nfsv4 Jul 03 01:07:28 nfsd is running, that should be fine, I can mount it over the local network Jul 03 01:08:38 I'm attempting to duplicate what you are doing here. Jul 03 01:08:55 but my net connection is slow Jul 03 01:10:13 hmm maybe I shouldn't be using 10.0* Jul 03 01:10:22 I too am running 12.04-amd64 Jul 03 01:12:21 found it Jul 03 01:12:36 Need insecure option on host /etc/exports for ports > 1024 Jul 03 01:13:07 has to run as root unless you do insecure...right Jul 03 01:13:12 duh Jul 03 01:13:14 forgot that one. Jul 03 01:13:40 so if I ran vagrant as root it would have worked? Jul 03 01:13:57 i can't say if this is just a weird anomaly, or if something got screwed up on my dev pad, or if this might be luna related, but my dev pad apparently can no longer access the Account Manager api. i'm rebooting it right now Jul 03 01:14:24 EricBlade, ymmv :D Jul 03 01:14:32 egaudet, bad idea Jul 03 01:14:34 does webos-internals wiki login work on webos-ports? Jul 03 01:14:43 but I did see that in the documents Jul 03 01:14:49 ka6sox, yes bad idea just wanted to know what you meant by "run as root" Jul 03 01:15:15 the daemon using ports < 1024 has to be run by root Jul 03 01:15:32 I read that the other day Jul 03 01:15:46 after rebooting, is no help either Jul 03 01:16:01 egaudet, do you have access to the wiki? Jul 03 01:16:12 just created an account Jul 03 01:16:14 if not sign up and I will give you access Jul 03 01:16:25 gambomb, is that your user name? Jul 03 01:16:28 or carc? Jul 03 01:17:10 egaudet, you are approved... Jul 03 01:17:13 so what are the ramifications of using insecure in /etc/exports Jul 03 01:17:15 can you write up your findings. Jul 03 01:17:33 means if you aren't behind a FW and someone knows the export...you are vulnerable. Jul 03 01:18:11 vulnerable to what? Just access to my share? Jul 03 01:18:18 yes Jul 03 01:18:28 k Jul 03 01:18:32 I don't know of any other attacks. Jul 03 01:18:34 ok, account manager service not responding was my fault, sorry Jul 03 01:18:44 np Jul 03 01:18:52 :D Jul 03 01:20:04 gambomb, you have write privs to the wiki Jul 03 01:21:15 egaudet, I write a iptables rule to block it specifically on the outside interface. Jul 03 01:21:34 how do I do that Jul 03 01:23:22 its RPC that needs blocking Jul 03 01:23:23 port 11 Jul 03 01:23:29 port 111 Jul 03 01:23:43 and 2049 Jul 03 01:24:10 Changed my /etc/exports to use 127.0.0.1 instead of * for interfaces so that only the local VM's get access Jul 03 01:24:30 that would also work. Jul 03 01:25:19 egaudet, would you please write all that up in the wiki for the setup for linux host nfs? Jul 03 01:25:31 yep, in progress Jul 03 01:27:00 tyvm Jul 03 01:28:05 k updated Jul 03 01:30:52 nice Jul 03 01:31:14 gambomb, does archlinux use nfs-kernel-server? Jul 03 01:31:55 egaudet, the issue with having to use insecure is because vbox is not running as a priv user...not vagrant. Jul 03 01:32:28 yeah I figured that, but vagrant brings up vbox so I presume root would propagate Jul 03 01:33:30 now to finish sussing out the hanwin server... Jul 03 01:33:36 its probably "close" Jul 03 01:38:26 egaudet, thanks for fixing that issue... Jul 03 01:38:32 gambomb, how are you doing? Jul 03 01:38:42 np, I'm installing an arch VM now Jul 03 01:47:05 Added [untested] arch instructions to SDE wiki Jul 03 01:50:46 Split the Host/Client setup format so client isn't repeated the same for all host setups Jul 03 01:55:24 let me look Jul 03 01:56:43 egaudet, very nice Jul 03 01:56:57 so when someone does fedora its same...good. Jul 03 01:58:48 So this VM solution looks pretty solid for common build environment Jul 03 01:59:17 ty...after all the problems I've seen over the years I didn't want to repeat them with this project. Jul 03 02:03:41 can you easily change resources with vagrant? Like CPUs and RAM? Jul 03 02:06:28 yes, Jul 03 02:06:45 its ruby and controls what happens with vbox Jul 03 02:07:59 nice Jul 03 02:29:23 gambomb, does that work? Jul 03 02:50:15 sorry forgot to set away Jul 03 02:50:20 was running Jul 03 02:57:28 probably best in the evening because its too hot otherwise! Jul 03 02:59:20 yeah definitely, it's been real hot lately too **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Jul 03 02:59:57 2012