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mgedminStskeeps, irc logs are at http://mg.pov.lt/meego-irclog/, as requested16:42
mgedminyou may want to put that link into the /topic16:42
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w00tnot self-referencing, cheering16:43
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javispedrologs!, good. thanks mgedmin.17:18
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twoboxenhello all17:38
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JaffaThe upstream/no-upstream shoe seems to have dropped on the mailing list...18:02
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w00tJaffa: indeed18:04
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javispedrocrazyness!18:04
* w00t is wondering if he did the right thing in stirring up so much shit18:04
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* javispedro ponders if maemo is really based on debian18:06
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javispedroor if it "maemo's upstream" is debian.18:06
slaine_I stopped reading the thread yesterday, it was giving me nose bleeds18:06
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javispedroconsidering most tools haven't updated since etch days and there are tools from sarge days still.18:06
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w00tjavispedro: maemo is hardly a gleaming example for how to do things, yes18:07
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leinirslaine_: http://www.thestupiditburns.com/ ? ;)18:08
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slaine_leinir: lmao, bookmarked18:08
leinir*giggles* :)18:09
leinir'tis a good one :)18:09
slaine_that sums it up nicely18:09
slaine_I've been thinking of adding a filter for that thread/topic18:09
Jaffajavispedro: But that's a good thing as it gives us experience of what went wrong with Maemo. "Well, we don't want to base of an old upstream" shouldn't *necessarily* lead to a "so we'll do it all from scratch" conclusion.18:10
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X-FadeJaffa: It is very hard to keep up to date all the time.18:11
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X-FadeEspecially when packages aren't API stable etc.18:11
sharpneliAnd the more you allow yourself to be left behind the harder it'll be to catch up again. Eventually ending as Maemo is nowadays.18:12
X-FadeYes, that is the other end of the spectrum ;)18:12
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JaffaX-Fade: Indeed, but having tried building my own distribution you spend *ages* on stuff which isn't actually adding value to the fact of shipping the software to do the thing you wanted.18:14
JaffaIt'd be interesting to know how many staff Nokia had maintaining Nokia's old (forks, effectively) Debian packages.18:14
X-FadeJaffa: Just grep on emails then :)18:14
javispedro"maintain-ah-what?"18:15
sharpneliJaffa: I have a hunch you dont want to know the real answer :/18:15
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X-FadeYou don't control API changes in 'upstream' libs, but you do have to work with the fallout ;)18:15
lardmanhmm, community could keep the packages up to date, and that's what happens with the other lot isn't it?18:16
X-FadeAnd upstream might not care about breakage.18:16
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lardmanthe issue here is stability, which won't be affected; you'll still want to fix on some set of packages and need testing to progress beyond them18:16
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X-Fadelardman: It all depends on how long that freeze will be and how much testing is needed.18:17
JaffaX-Fade: If you repackage a tarball, or you copy a source RPM/Debian package - if you want to upgrade to the newest upstream you've got work to do.18:17
X-FadeIf for instance Harmattan was started 1 year ago, the freeze would probably already have happened then.18:17
Jaffasharpneli: I do, it's either "lots" and so we've been shielded from the frantic peddling or "none" which means Nokia haven't anyone skilled to donate who used to do this ;-)18:18
X-FadeWhat to do in the mean time ;)18:18
w00t"panic" would be the easy alternative18:18
tackat_Don't Panic18:19
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sharpneliYou have a point there.18:19
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X-FadeJaffa: You have no idea how many people are involved.18:20
tackat_Will be back on this Marble later ;)18:20
X-FadeJaffa: It really not is 10 guys in a room somewhere :D18:20
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JaffaX-Fade: Isn't that why I used a question mark? :-p18:22
JaffaAnd if it is lots of people, are they going to be working on MeeGo on packaging; or is Nokia hoping to move them onto other projects?18:22
X-FadeJaffa: Actually, let me do a db selection ;)18:22
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slaine_almost commute time, I'll catch you guys later18:24
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trip0Jaffa, that's a good question.18:24
Jaffa"Being upstream" is lots of work with either investment in tooling or investment in processes. If MeeGo will have those resource to make it work, that's fantastic.18:24
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X-FadeJaffa: It will probably be a shared thing.18:25
trip0it was a shared thing18:25
X-FadeJaffa: Moblin has maintainers now for things they use. So for everything else there need to be new ones.18:25
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trip0with upstream debian18:25
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JaffaX-Fade: But a lot of the points about having an "upstream" is that it also eases developer pain (cos a library's already packaged). Again, tooling can help, but that's more investment in things which aren't delivering a next-gen multi-purpose, multi-device user environment.18:27
JaffaSo it's a costs/benefits thing18:27
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X-FadeJaffa: Sure, but you can start with taking a fedora package and then modify it to your needs.18:27
X-FadeAnd then continue to be the upstream distro.18:28
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X-FadeBut the tooling switch is a real cost.18:28
X-FadeAnd a learning curve too.18:29
JaffaX-Fade: But there's talk of *not* taking Fedora packages as a base.18:29
JaffaX-Fade: What tooling switch?18:29
X-FadeJaffa: Really does not matter. You'd only take the spec to see what others do.18:29
X-FadeJaffa: Remember that all Nokia maintainers only know deb inside out.18:30
X-FadeJaffa: So if you want them on board, they need to relearn.18:30
javispedrowhat? you're having a sane discussion? just keep saying that we need to base on slackware.18:30
X-FadeAnd there are tons of tools now used for SDK testing etc. All need to be rewritten or at least replaced.18:31
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JaffaSure. But unless the existing people working on Moblin being maintainers are happy with "maintaining the plumbing base packages for MeeGo and any library that an app dev may want", *someone* is going to have to learn or *someone* is going to have to spend time making the tools to make such maintenance as straightforward as possible.18:32
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X-FadeJaffa: Sure.18:32
X-FadeRemember that all this upstream maintaining doesn't add one line of code the end-user sees ;)18:33
JaffaX-Fade: That's my point ;-)18:33
X-FadeIndeed.18:33
JaffaTime spent on packaging or packaging tooling, is time away from actual platform development or application development.18:34
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JaffaBah, missing comma before "or"18:34
* javispedro notes a post to debian-devel where someone already suggested a new "Debian Mobile" distro for N900-like devices18:34
w00tjavispedro: crossposted to meego-dev now18:34
lardmancu later chaps18:34
bfreejavispedro: I was typing something about that ;-)18:34
X-FadeJaffa: So the problem I see with this switch is that we will probably have another big gap between releases like we had with fremantle and Harmattan.18:34
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X-FadeAnd there the switch was only Qt ;)18:35
javispedrow00t: ah, so it's under flame attack already I guess.18:35
JaffaX-Fade: Yup.18:35
bfreejak's mail is the most interesting, cross-posted from debian-devel and basically suggesting working with meego so it's code can be used to build a "Debian Mobile Pure Blend" (pure blend meaning all the packages would be in Debian)18:35
w00tjavispedro: tbh, I hope not, it doesn't seem all that insane18:35
juliankbfree: You perfectly summarized my email.18:35
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X-FadeAnyway, MeeGo prepare dinner.18:36
* Hydroxide likes juliank's idea, though some packages might not meet DFSG18:36
HydroxideX-Fade: haha that's a great meme :)18:36
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juliankHydroxide: IIRC, It was announced that all packages on meego.com will be free software18:37
Hydroxidejuliank: by whose definition? I hope it's all DFSG-free, but e.g. they might make exceptions for drivers like Ubuntu does18:38
juliankHydroxide: IIRC, they said open source, so I guess Open Source Definition.18:38
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juliankbuxy suggested to form a Debian working group, not sure about that one, though.18:39
Hydroxidejuliank: btw, the name "pure blend" still sounds self-contradictory to every native english speaker :)18:40
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juliankHydroxide: I didn't invent the name.18:41
lbtsounds like a cheap instant coffee advert18:41
itdockhahah18:41
sharpneliDue to FCC regulations it's not possible to completely opensource all parts of radio hardware drivers. So in the end meego wont be providing complete distribution if they indeed hold the 'only opensource' decision.18:42
w00tat a guess, hw drivers will still end up coming from vendors18:42
glpjuliank: reading the text, it states OSI compliant -> in such a way that the licenses of all API components and also selected technology framework components must enable linking of proprietary components or plugins18:42
w00t(or at least some of them)18:43
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itdockseems to me the hardware vendors will be charged with providing the necessary kernel modules and driver support for their hardware platform18:44
itdockwhereas the rest of it will be open source... as in you could take a generic device that has support as part of the mainline kernel and run it without issues18:44
bfreesharpneli: authoritative link for the above (FCC)?  For a long long time such statements were spouted about wifi but I think atheros, for one, have solidly disproved that (see e.g. ath5k and the ISC licensed firmware sources they released)18:45
glpHydroxide: hi18:46
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Hydroxideglp: hi18:46
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julianksharpneli: If it's only firmware which can be load at runtime, we can ship it in non-free; so this wouldn't be a problem for us, as long as we have the right to distribute it.18:47
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juliankBinary only modules would not be possible, though.18:47
juliank(the nvidia way may still work, though)18:47
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Hydroxidebfree: I haven't seen any authoritative evidence of that either, though I've heard many people assert it18:48
sharpnelibfree: Hooray for that. I certainly hope that it's so.18:48
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sharpneliIt's not explicitly forbidden ofcourse. Iirc it's based on the issue that with opensource drivers changing the parameters (e.g transmission power) would become 'too easy'.18:49
juliankReleasing the source outside the U.S. also works very well.18:50
Hydroxideit's also possible that the FCC rules have changed since then, or else that lawyers were being unnecessarily cautious18:50
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Hydroxidejuliank: well, all the companies want their stuff approved in the US and have US business dealings - intel is even based here, and even Debian has significant US ties. but... I think other countries may have had similar rules, too, not just the US18:51
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sharpneliYeah. The skill difference between changing the opensource drivers and reverse-engineering closed drivers is nowhere near the skillgap between normal user and a programmer.18:51
sharpneliSo it very well could be overcautious lawyers and no-one willing to risk their chances of getting approved.18:52
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bfreehehe, I wonder who will decide what will be required to be allowed to use meego in marketing etc. (assuming it's a trademark).  What if any non-free stuff can you include?  Would be nice to stop all but the free devices from using the name (maybe a redistributable firmware usable with upstream kernels should be ok, maybe not)19:02
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bfreehttp://repo.meego.com/trunk/repo/source/Intel-WiMAX-Binary-Supplicant-1.4.0.2-4.1.moblin2.src.rpm Should this be in a meego/moblin repo (quick search attempt failed to find a prior flamewar)19:19
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aukebfree: it's free-to-distribute, same as most linux firmware19:27
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juliankauke: It runs on the host CPU, and is thus different from firmware which runs on the card.19:29
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aukeagreed. it's certainly an odd one, but it beats not having wimax at all.19:30
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juliankauke: No chance to get rid of it sometime, like it happened with the WiFi drivers?19:33
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juliankBut anyway, I don't care about WiMAX19:34
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bfreeTo me it's inclusion or exclusion from the meego repo would be a pretty good definition of the Freedom of meego19:35
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simula_does WiMAX reception power hungry compared to 3G?19:35
simula_does / is19:36
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juliankbfree: "its", not "it's", or am I missing something?19:36
bfreejuliank: bah, my fingers just seem trained to type ' and I don't notice ;-)19:36
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juliankbfree: No problem, I just like to correct spelling mistakes.19:37
LondonBenjiespecially on the N900 that troublesome '!19:38
bzhbOn "MeeGo Architecture" diagram there is a big blue empty square at the top labelled "Other UX's"... Is it  reasonable to imagine to fill that with a "MeeGo Desktop UX" that would basically be a KDE flavour, or is it too much beyond the scope of MeeGo ?19:38
juliankbzhb: It's magic.19:39
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juliankLondonBenji: This should read "that's troublesome", shouldn't it?19:40
robstabzhb: i guess it's rather unlikely since it's hard to earn money with a desktop distribution19:41
juliankBut enough19:41
bfreehttp://linuxwimax.org/Overview "Some user space required components are in binary form, due to current limitations. Intel is working on open sourcing the code in the near future." For certain definitions of "near future" perhaps but not mine as it's been there a year or more I guess19:41
bfreeoh look, there is that it's again :-p  stupid fingers/brain19:42
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juliankbfree: Well, the "it's" is "it has" there, so it's OK. But would also just write it is,it has,etc. all the time.19:43
bzhbrobsta: an other way to present the question is : Would the repos be sufficiently open so that the community can add a "Desktop UX" that fit quite well with rest of the platform.19:44
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robstabzhb: that questions of "universe" repos etc has been asked many times already19:46
robstawe don't have an answer yet19:46
bzhbok, I'll wait then ;-)19:46
robstathe whole infrastructure is being set up19:47
robstagive it some time19:47
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xxiaoi nearly saw none at moblin channel before, so...everyone here is from maemo I assume?19:48
robstaxxiao: there are some mobliners too19:48
xxiaoconsidering maemo had more followers can we use deb instead of rpm for meego?19:49
robstano19:49
LondonBenjiI lol'd.19:49
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xxiaoafter so many years i still feel intel had no clue for embedded space, sigh19:50
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ShadowJKxxiao: I think most are N900 owners that went 'wtf' in panic at the sudden vague announcement, thinking it'd have some immediate rreprecussions for the n90020:00
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Suurorcaactually I just got curious ;p20:02
simula_shadowjk... i think a chunk of the n900 owners are devs and they went wtf does this mean for future development :)20:02
ShadowJKthat too :)20:02
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bspencer2ShadowJK, is n900 the latest shipping maemo-based device?20:04
microlithit is20:05
* microlith interjects!20:05
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thiagodirkhh: ping20:06
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bspencer2microlith, so what are the big diffs from n900 based device to meego?20:06
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microlithfrom what I see, mostly packaging and multiple architectures20:06
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microlithboth are going tob e Qt based20:07
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bspencermicrolith, yeah, that's my understanding too.  I was really into the n700 early on but have lost touch with the progress20:08
microlithmore interesting is the whole community-repo aspect, plus the openeness with which maemo has been associated (root out of the box, user community)20:08
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microlitheh, N900 is my first Maemo device20:08
bspencertrue -- hopefully meego can duplicate some of that great community involvement, garage, etc.20:08
X-Fadebspencer: That is the idea at least.20:09
microliththe trick will be getting device vendors to hop on that20:09
bspencerdoes n900 use hildon framework still?  I saw a screenshot and it looked like the UI stuff handn't change radically20:09
microlithbspencer: it does20:09
xxiaoif intel is going to take the lead(my friend works there on moblin) i'm afraid the community will die away, there is no way intel can copy android,it's a culture thing i guess20:09
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ShadowJKmaemo is x86 too, it's how the "sdk" works20:09
bspencerxxiao, it is a challenge for us to be sure (I work at intel)20:10
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bspencerbut both nokia and intel struggle with the corporate vs. open side.  We've made strides20:10
bspencerwe have high ambitions in the open source group :)20:10
bzhbThe fact that MeeGo is hosted by the Linux Foundation is the best assurance of openness we have at the momoent20:10
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microlithwhat intel campus is the whole moblin/meego thing based at?20:10
* microlith used to be at the folsom campus20:10
bspencermicrolith, it is spread across a few:  oregon, china, europe20:11
xxiaoi know intel hired lots of great hackers, but it's like put tiger/lions into cages20:11
microlithok, so north of here20:11
bspencerxxiao, maybe true in part ... but not as bad as some companies20:11
aukeall the code is open, the distro runs on generic boxes and all the build tools are available20:11
simula_xxiao... i think that's a metaphor for gainful employment ;)20:11
aukeit's not like we lock it all up20:11
bzhbthere is also :http://meego.com/about/governance20:11
aukealso, we send patches to upstream projects as much as we can20:12
aukeall our own projects are publically available in git20:12
microlithauke: no one suggested as such, but it's vendors downstream that adopt20:12
microlithwhat they do and their participation20:12
bspencerbzhb  yeah.  "governance" is a tricky thing.  you have to have control to ensure good direction but provide community with strong involvement and influence20:13
SoLowilll there be easy solution to sync and stream media say from a MeeGo netbook to a MeeGo tablet/smartphone out the box20:13
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xxiaoanyone knows why moblin switched away from ubuntu to fedora20:15
aukeblue looked nicer20:15
aukethan brown20:15
simula_heh20:15
javispedroalso ubuntu sounds like some disease20:15
javispedrofedora sounds muuuch better.20:16
MisterNalso blue is the intel color20:16
Suurorcait does, doesn't it20:16
Corsacauke: but xubuntu is not brown!20:16
MisterNCorsac: green is not the intel color either20:16
arjanxxiao: frankly20:16
bspencerxxiao, we like to wait for "yum search" to refresh the repository list before finding things20:16
arjanxxiao: doing "ubuntu wuith some changes" did not work20:17
RST38hjavispedro: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mi-go20:17
CorsacMisterN: xubuntu isn't exactly green20:17
arjanxxiao: but moblin did NOT move to fedora20:17
arjanxxiao: please stop saying that... it's just not true20:17
RST38hjavispedro: A picture is worth a thousand words20:17
javispedroRST38h: hehe, I saw that on slashdot :)20:17
aukemoblin is based on aukeOS20:17
SpeedEvilSurely something like #AAAA20 is not the IBM colour?20:17
arjanwe build moblin from the ground up, even though we borrowed some pieces from fedora and suse20:17
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SpeedEvilerr20:18
xxiaoarjan, what are the pkgs in moblin based off? upstream original source tarballs? redhat srpm? debian pkgs?20:18
SpeedEvils/ibm/intel/20:18
SpeedEviland meh20:18
CorsacMisterN: http://www.xubuntu.org/tour is kind-of blue :)20:18
arjanxxiao: mostly upstream tarbals; but for some stuff we borrow from fedora, for others we borrow from suse20:18
Corsacxxiao: upstream, directly20:18
Corsacxxiao: it was yelled in every language the world has on the mailing list and here, btw20:19
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Corsacxxiao: you might want to take a look at Moblin srpms to be sure, though20:19
xxiaowill meego have a webpage describing how to build everything from source, like other project does?20:19
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xxiaoby the way meego reminds me of meebo20:20
arjanxxiao: our buildsystem does that all the time.. and there'll be docs for that20:20
X-Fadexxiao: I'm sure the goal is not to make it as hard as possible :)20:20
xxiaothe problem is so far it's _your_ buildsystem, what we have is a sdk20:21
jku_xxiao, it's been two days...20:21
simula_xxiao... v1 release is second half of 201020:21
aukeCorsac: good point. we will now upstream to xubuntu20:21
simula_xxiao... are you a dev?20:21
MisterNarjan: btw do you have simulators for running meego/moblin on simulated handhelds / foobar?20:21
RST38hUSPTO just granted a fairly broad Apple patent on capacitive multitouch displays. US Patent #7,663,607 describes a "transparent capacitive sensing medium configured to detect multiple touches" by way of two sandwiched layers of conductive lines hooked up to an appropriate circuit, and also covers a specific type of multitouch display with a similar two-layer capacitive sensor made of glass.20:21
xxiaosimula, yes20:22
arjanxxiao: how much maemo stuff have you done?20:22
simula_xxiao, are you gtk or qt or something else?20:22
arjanMisterN: mostly I think this uses that "X inside X" thing20:22
xxiaonot really, mostly kernel work, u-boot, then openwrt and now a bit android20:22
robstaarjan: xephyr?20:23
arjanrobsta: yeah that one20:23
RST38hMisterN: Both Moblin host and guest are i386, so simulation makes no sense20:23
simula_ahhh20:23
SoLomost apples multi-touch patents wont stand up in court which is why most only get granted patents in US20:23
MisterNRST38h: well, or virtualisation..20:23
RST38hYou can think of it as Maemo i386 target20:23
RST38h\20:23
arjanqemu is quite nifty too20:23
MisterNlike VirtualBox or vmware20:23
MisterNor qemu20:23
arjanqemu can even do arm-on-x8620:24
xxiaoyes run moblin in vm is great, last time i tried it did not boot well20:24
arjanfor netbook, yeah don't do a VM20:24
RST38harjan: Hello. Meet Maemo Scratchbox.20:24
MisterNarjan: but qemu doesn't simulate phone hardware20:24
arjanfor handset, different storty20:24
arjanyeah I know20:24
arjanit's up to device manufacturer to give an emulator20:24
arjanor just send lots of seed hw out ;-)20:24
robstaMisterN, xxiao: qemu support is being worked on, with hw acceleration i mean20:25
RST38harjan: So, does Moblin use a chrooted ienvironment on the dev machine or are you supposed to simply cross compile?20:25
MisterNarjan: i don't really think the device manufactures are capable of making a decent emulator.20:25
robstaMisterN, xxiao: the pieces are there in poky20:25
arjanRST38h: we have chroot tools etc20:25
arjancross compile sucks; we don't do that20:25
RST38hok20:25
xxiaoRob`foo, i almost forgot, where does poky stand now20:25
RST38harjan: Will Ubuntu do as a host?20:25
arjan(esp x86->x86 cross is evil, no way to detect missed cross compile health)20:25
arjanRST38h: I know people who do that20:25
arjanchroot is chroot20:26
RST38hok20:26
* RST38h isn't installing RedHat. Anywhere.20:26
robstaxxiao: it's still being maintained but it's not building the netbook images20:26
CorsacRST38h: even if Meego is downstream of redhat? woooops20:26
robstaxxiao: but it's got the bits needed (patched qemu, gl-passthru)20:26
trip0Corsac, everyone is downstream from redhat at some point20:27
trip0redhat devs a lot of upstream projects everyone uses20:27
Corsacgood point20:27
Corsactrip0: kernel and glibc, for example :)20:27
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RST38hCorsac: RedHat has been non-stop trouble for me.20:27
arjanCorsac: meego is not a downstream of Red Hat.20:28
arjanCorsac: please dont' spread fiction20:28
xxiaorobsta, nice, thanks for the info.20:28
RST38hCorsac: So I certainly hope Meego will stay as far from it as possible20:28
Corsacarjan: sorry, it was just a joke :)20:28
jacquesdupontd_hey everybody20:28
robstaxxiao: i'm trying to find the time to retrofit an obs image20:28
Corsacthough it might be a bad time for that kind of joke, I prefer laughing about that20:28
arjansome debian activists have been all too good at spreading that fiction so that people believe it20:28
xxiaohopefully you guys can streamline the whole meego architecture, maybe give OE a chance as well20:28
RST38harjan: Ah, the saboteurs!20:28
jacquesdupontd_im getting crazy trying to make things works with that cluster20:28
Corsacarjan: I'm a debian activist, btw :)20:29
jacquesdupontd_and my nvidia chipset20:29
jacquesdupontd_seems i'm gonna have to recompile xorg20:29
trip0Corsac, i knew it! ...me too ;)20:29
* RST38h has to admit that Ubuntu is the first Linux distro that ever worked for him20:29
robstaxxiao: i think it's being used to build moblin handheld but i'm not sure20:29
CorsacRST38h: that's because it's brown20:29
robstaxxiao: it's certainly used to build something20:29
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RST38hCorsac: Or made out of elephant's hind parts20:30
trip0meego maintains it's own toolchain and isn't inherently binary compatible with any upstream distro.  In that sense, it's not even close to redhat or fedora20:30
xxiaohope one day i can build meego from source20:30
RST38hactually...20:30
arjantrip0: that's a little fud.. LSB is LSB; there's quite reasonable binary compatibility because of that20:31
aukeyou can today20:31
Corsacxxiao: srpms are available20:31
Corsacxxiao: just go ahead :)20:31
RST38harjan: Got a question: Who will deliver the base applications? (web, mail, notepad, etc)20:31
Corsac(and aiui there's a script which will build an image or something)20:31
trip0arjan, you aren't going to be able to drop in a redhat repo and have much success20:31
xxiaoany startup page available? i searched moblin before and ended up with nothing really useful20:31
RST38harjan: Will it be Intel, Maemo Devices, or will each company have its own set?20:31
arjantrip0: sure you can't20:31
aukedoesn't say much about binary compatiblity20:32
RST38harjan: [for reference: Nokia currently considers many of these apps differentiation factors and keeps them closed source]20:32
Corsacwhat about ljpeg8?20:32
* Corsac laughs20:32
arjantrip0: package compatibility is a whole different story20:32
aukerepo compatiblity and package compatibility are different beasts20:32
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arjantrip0: (but you can't install a xandros deb on ubuntu or vise versa either)20:32
CorsacRST38h: well, mail is open, isn't it?20:32
trip0arjan, package compat was really what i was talking about20:32
juliankAre we playing an 'ask arjan' session here?20:32
Corsacjuliank: ask arjan20:32
RST38hCorsac: kinda, not really20:33
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RST38hjuliank: well, while the guy is here, why not20:33
CorsacRST38h: tinymail and modest at least are (well, there's a git tree at least)20:33
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RST38hCorsac: but you cannot commit changes back20:33
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xxiaoCorsac, just srpms are not enough, unless you have something like LFS manual or debootstrap/dbuild20:35
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xxiaoCorsac, you must have some scripts to pull things together, but it's not open to the public i assume20:36
Corsacxxiao: http://moblin.org/projects/moblin-image-creator-220:36
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Corsacthough I guess the image creator starts from binaries20:37
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arjanmic does20:38
arjanI don't know if we have scripts to bootstrap; we have our buildsystem bootstrap normally20:38
arjanOBS has that functionality buildin20:38
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Corsacand OBS is opensource so it should be doable to extract the relevant bits from the repository20:40
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Corsacxxiao: -^20:40
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xxiaowhat's OBS?20:41
arjanopen build system20:41
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xxiaoarjan, can you give a link? thanks.20:42
trip0opensuse build service?20:42
trip0https://build.opensuse.org/20:42
xxiaoah...i c, opensuse20:42
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xxiaonever used that20:42
xxiaonot an opensuse guy20:42
arjanhttp://en.opensuse.org/Build_Service20:43
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Passelihas anyone have tried to run moblin 2.1 in virtualbox?20:54
arjanno 3d =>no fun20:54
Passelii created virtualbox image with moblin-image-creator-2 and mouse and keyboard does not work20:54
javispedrovirtualbox has xengl builtin20:55
javispedroat least the latter versions of it20:55
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smharIf I buy an N900 today will it be a dead end road or will there be a Meego for N900?20:55
arjansmhar: n900 plans did not change due to meego20:56
arjansmhar: but I don't know if maemo 6 was going to work on n900 already20:56
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leinirsmhar: well, one interesting thing to consider for that is that the Harmattan demo was released on the N900 :)20:56
Hydroxideleinir: what else would they release it for?20:58
Hydroxideleinir: assuming they were going to release it at all20:59
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thiago_homearjan: ping. Did anyone contact you about your patch?20:59
leinirHydroxide: a vm image of some kind, lots of videos and code that wouldn't run on freemantle... plenty of options :)20:59
Hydroxidetrue20:59
arjanthiago_home: not yet20:59
leinirBut in stead they have released something which not only works fine, but runs on the existing platform :)21:00
ShadowJKnokia hasn't said anything about maemo6 on n900.. However, if enough of maemo is folded into meego to make it a usable os on handheld, I think the prospects for the user community to create a meego spin for n900 would be good21:01
Hydroxidemy guess is that Harmattan will either officially work on the N900 without multitouch or it can be made to do so unofficially with community support. however this is just speculation based on publicly available info and I don't really know.21:01
javispedroand for the n810!21:01
HydroxideShadowJK: I think some nokia employee/executive already speculated that the community would be likely to make a meego port for n90021:01
trip0Harmattan == meego?21:02
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javispedroHarmattan is harmattan.21:02
juliankMeeGo says: 'MeeGoes to N900'21:02
Hydroxidetimeless_mbp: harmattan == what they were going to call maemo 6 until the meego rebranding - no idea what they'll call it, but it's still supposed to be deb-based until whatever is after harmattan - but it will be able to run deb-packaged meego apps21:02
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Hydroxide(similarly the corresponding version of symbian will still need symbian packages but will be able to run the same apps)21:03
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Hydroxidetimeless_mbp: that was meant for trip0 not you :)21:03
juliankHydroxide: The question is whether they can change their package format after being mainstream already.21:03
RST38hjavispedro: Harmattan is Meego21:03
RST38hjavispedro: check former maemo6 forum on tmo21:03
javispedroRST38h: from a branding point of view, yes.21:03
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ShadowJKThe community have been working on "Mer", a version of maemo without the closed nokia pieces, for use on any device. Meego would hopefully fit that role perfectly21:03
RST38hjavispedro: really surprising too21:04
Hydroxidesome post from I think quim explained that ari jaaski said harmattan would be a "meego instance" instead of a "meego product" because it's still deb-based and not fully converged in terms of the architecture but still able to run meego apps21:04
timeless_mbp:)21:04
thiago_homearjan: hmm... I thought they would have.21:04
Hydroxidejuliank: see ^^^21:04
thiago_homearjan: anyway, one response I got was that they needed your benchmark.21:04
thiago_homearjan: what did you use to benchmark?21:04
javispedroHydroxide: ... "since we want you to package your apps for Symbian, Maemo, and MeeGo".21:05
Hydroxidejavispedro: yeah. they're not dropping the Maemo branding in reference to Maemo 5, and I think it'll be able to run MeeGo apps once they have Qt 4.6 replace Qt 4.5 in PR1.221:05
juliankHydroxide: But there plan for Harmattan was to go mainstream with it (step 5/5), IIRC.21:05
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Hydroxidejavispedro: in case it's not clear, I don't work for Nokia or maemo.org or otherwise have inside info but this is my conclusion from public announcements21:06
javispedrowell now it's step 5/6 ;)21:06
Hydroxidejavispedro: true :) I think for Harmattan they're switching branding but not fully switching architecture21:06
javispedroHydroxide: oh I'm pretty sure they'll work. the question tmo is interested in is "will commercial devs package them for fremantle+qt4.6"21:06
Hydroxidejavispedro: since I think harmattan will also be using deb+qt4.6 I expect yes :)21:06
* thiago_home is expecting Harmattan to upgrade to Qt 4.721:07
Hydroxidethiago_home: doesn't seem to be planned based on nokia's public announcements - they did just release 4.6 and are going to release harmattan this year...21:07
thiago_homeHydroxide: Qt 4.6 is from December21:07
javispedroharmattan should be mostly frozen by now -- that's the reason I laughed at the idea they were going to switch to meego before harmattan.21:07
Hydroxidethiago_home: yep. two months ago21:07
thiago_homeHydroxide: Qt 4.7 feature-freezes this Friday21:07
Hydroxidethiago_home: ah. well as javispedro said, I doubt harmattan is still undergoing major feature development at this point21:08
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Hydroxidethiago_home: especially since feature freeze != release, too21:08
thiago_homeHydroxide: I know, but I can still hope21:08
thiago_homeactually, I can do better than that21:08
thiago_homeI can _push_ them into Qt 4.721:09
arjanthiago_home: (sorry if I missed your response; my keyboard broke (ga) and I rebooted my box(21:09
arjanthiago_home are there any issues with the patch?21:09
thiago_homearjan: no, not with the patch21:09
thiago_homearjan: but we want your benchmark21:09
arjanqgears21:09
arjanI'm sure you guys wrote it ;)21:09
yngwinthiago_home: is quick already intregrated in 4.7 repo?21:09
arjan(I run it via the phoronix harness, but that's just for convenience)21:10
thiago_homearjan: to add to tests/benchmark/gui/image21:10
thiago_homeyngwin: yes21:10
yngwinnice :)21:10
arjanthiago: I would think you guys wrote it21:10
arjanif not.. qgears21:10
simula_thiago_home... are those C++0x enhancements going to make it into 4.7?21:10
thiago_homearjan: can't find it. Anyway, something automatic would be nice.21:10
thiago_homeI'll let them know on qgears though.21:10
thiago_homesimula_: what enhancements?21:11
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simula_the compile time checks on signal slot connections is one i remember21:11
arjanthiago:  it's automatic; qgears runs automated entirely for us21:11
thiago_homesimula_: no21:11
thiago_homesimula_: we need to change the #define signals  macro first21:11
simula_ok, thanks thiago :)21:11
thiago_homesimula_: I'm trying to get them to accept the change to public right now because of MSVC201021:12
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simula_:D21:12
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thiago_homearjan: ok, I'll tell them. But they were hoping for a QtBenchlib test :-)21:13
RST38harjan: Sorry that I missed the answer, but who supplies the baseline applications in MeeGo?21:14
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Ambyhi all21:14
arjanthiago: http://zrusin.blogspot.com/2008/08/fast-graphics.html21:15
arjanis the description + URL to the benchmark tool21:15
arjanit's relatively simple21:15
arjan(this is the COMPO test)21:15
arjanit composits a translucent bench over an image of a pyramid21:16
thiago_homearjan: right, but it's not part of our automated benchmarking infrastructure21:16
El_Angelo19:34      +auke | hahaha21:16
thiago_homethough I think the benchmarking people will be interested in just taking that and adding it21:16
arjanthiago: someone who knows qt much better than I, can likely extract it in minutes21:16
thiago_homeyeah21:16
thiago_homewe didn't have this infra when zack worked for us21:16
arjanthe tool is already designed as benchmark21:16
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arjanthiago: and fwiw... this Qt hacking is fun and interesting for a kernel guy like me ;)21:17
arjanbut don't expect me to write fancy C++ from the start21:17
thiago_homearjan: hopefully our coding style isn't too difficult for you :-)21:17
aukeEl_Angelo: boo21:17
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admiral0hi meego people21:18
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arjanthiago: so far I've gotten around just fine21:18
arjanadmiral0: hello sir21:18
arjanthiago: there's another hotspot in the same test21:19
arjanbut I still need to figure out what that function is doing21:19
arjan(it's a lot more complex)21:19
thiago_homearjan: so no template black-magic from you? (http://pastebin.ca/1800383)21:19
arjanand it looks like it's doing a software zoom.. but rather simplistic21:20
thiago_homesimula: ^^^ this is the compile-time argument-checking code21:20
thiago_homearjan: try asking rweather in #qt-labs in about 4 hours21:20
thiago_homeit will be 9 am in Brisbane21:20
arjanthiago: templates is where I stopped and put the stroustrup book away.21:20
admiral0i am very curious about meego platform. When we'll see some sources?21:21
arjanadmiral0: two weeks or so21:21
arjanmaybe three21:21
admiral0can't wait21:21
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admiral0it will have normal middleware i hope21:22
arjandefine normal ;)21:22
thiago_homearjan: I consider myself a good C++ developer and *I* had a hard time understanding the variadic templates of digits...21:22
arjanadmiral0: ask questions, I and others might just be able to answer21:22
admiral0see openembedded, debian armel etc.21:22
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admiral0i just hate things like android and bada21:23
arjanadmiral0: those are not middleware21:23
arjanadmiral0: nah it's very "PC linux" like21:23
rsalvetiarjan: what's the idea at the moment? get most of the core and build system of moblin and post as meego?21:23
arjan(for lack of better word)21:23
admiral0perfect21:23
rsalvetiand then start working on top of it?21:23
arjanrsalveti: we've been merging stuff already for a while, on a technology level21:23
arjan(for example, moblin moved to maemo blocks around media)21:24
arjanand frankly, there was 80%+ overlap already anyway21:24
admiral0arjan: i just did examples of distros/platforms with middleware that i like and and platforms that i dislike21:24
rsalvetiyeah, sure21:24
rsalvetiarjan: but to post something I think that it'll be much similar on what we currently have for moblin21:24
Votanadmiral0 why do u hate android ? I love it on my phone, but got no idea about the code behind it21:25
rsalvetias nokia is focusing on maemo 6 atm21:25
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rsalvetibesides those applications that we already have a common development, such as ofono and etc21:25
arjanrsalveti: yeah21:25
admiral0Votan: only linux is a "standard" piece of software21:25
admiral0rest is custom crap21:25
Votanso besides the kernel it's totally different ? now commonly used frameworks to tinker with ?21:25
admiral0dalvik uses a jvm but it uses custom bytecode21:26
juliankrsalveti: Well, the maemo 6 name is dead; and branded MeeGo, as qgil said21:26
admiral0Votan: exactly21:26
rsalvetibut nice to hear that we'll have something already in the following weeks21:26
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rsalvetijuliank: yeah, but I mean inside nokia21:26
rsalvetiI doubt that they will change lots of things to move in a more meego way21:26
rsalvetiprobably they will continue working on what was the maemo 6 and then start working directly on meego for another device21:27
admiral0will meego will be open as they advertise on site ?21:27
rsalvetisure it will21:27
juliankrsalveti: The codename is still Harmattan, but the product will be marketed MeeGo. "Now MeeGo comes to the picture. "Maemo 6" will not be used by Nokia as a brand since all the marketing effort around the software platform will be around MeeGo."21:28
rsalvetiit's not wise to close it :-)21:28
aukewe don't want to close it. ever.21:28
rsalvetijuliank: oh, ok, you're right at this21:28
Votangood choice :>21:28
admiral0i am a dev of archmobile (archlinux arm port) and i'd love to have a nice gui alternative in my repo :D21:28
thiago_homeadmiral0: there will be open apps that you can use21:30
El_Angeloauke: .|.21:30
rsalvetiarjan: but how about the gui stuff, can you say if intel is already doing some work with Qt?21:30
El_Angelo:D21:30
thiago_homehowever, OEMs (including Nokia) may decide to use their own apps instead of the MeeGo default ones21:30
rsalvetiarjan: in a window manager/compositer level21:30
admiral0thiago_home: that's understandable21:30
rsalvetithiago_home: sure, like we have with android21:31
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thiago_homersalveti: somewhat21:31
admiral0rsalveti: android is a lot more closed that it seems21:31
rsalvetithiago_home: but's nice to hear that nokia will work on something that can and will be deployed at another hardware/system :-)21:31
thiago_homersalveti: the difference is that there are some Android apps that you can only use if you follow Google's guidelines21:31
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rsalvetiadmiral0: sure21:32
thiago_homersalveti: yeah, I spent the day getting Qt to work on AIX :-)21:32
admiral0with qt stuff you can simplify existing apps21:32
admiral0and port them on meego21:32
rsalvetithiago_home: hahah, aix? :D21:32
admiral0or recompile them for mac & C.21:32
thiago_homersalveti: on Solaris, we think we hit a compiler bug. Tomorrow, I'll do HP-UXi.21:32
thiago_homeIntel Itanium processors.21:33
rsalvetithiago_home: man, you need courage :-)21:33
admiral0and a lot of beer21:33
rsalvetihahaha, sure21:33
simula_thiago_home, do you know of a tutorial to package a simple qmake project in .deb and/or .rpm formats?21:33
thiago_homenah, I like Itanium. Best assembly ever.21:33
admiral0i prefer arm :P21:33
thiago_homeadmiral0: ARM is good, but it comes second compared to Itanium for me.21:33
RST38hYou do know that you are not supposed to program in Itanium assembler?21:34
admiral0ah one question about meego that i forgot before...21:34
admiral0will meego have an sdk as samsung does for bada? (windows only)21:35
thiago_homeRST38h: an assembly that nice cannot be restricted to the compiler only :-P21:35
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thiago_homeadmiral0: MeeGo will have an SDK and it won't be Windows-only.21:35
rsalvetiadmiral0: probably we'll have something with Qt21:35
admiral0thiago_home: :*21:35
thiago_hometake a look at the current "Qt SDK", which is for Qt development for desktop platforms.21:35
RST38hthiago: Yea, but I doubt you can keep all the inter-instruction constraints for each Itanic model in your mind =)21:36
sharpneliIt would be rather amusing for a linux distro to have a windows only sdk :D21:36
thiago_homeobviously, for MeeGo we'll need Atom-optimised and ARM cross-compilers, deployment, remote debugging...21:36
simula_yay!21:36
admiral0i want meego on my eeepc :D21:36
* thiago_home will be happy only when he sees an "upload to Ovi Store" button in the SDK21:36
rsalvetithiago_home: yeah, hopefully we'll thrown scrachbox away hehe :-)21:37
leinirthiago_home: Mmm, total distribution chain integration :)21:37
leinirWe're aiming for the same thing with Gluon :)21:37
* admiral0 will be happy when he'll see a qt based ui for netbooks21:37
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rsalvetithiago_home: that will be too easy :P21:37
thiago_homewell, there's plasma-netbook...21:38
simula_i would love a qt-creator plugin that allows me to publish and remotely debug :)21:38
admiral0slow as hell on my eeepc21:38
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admiral0good idea though21:38
thiago_homesimula_: yeah21:38
thiago_homeright now, I'm happy that I can remote-debug at all with gdb on my N90021:38
RST38hthiago: What you call "Atom" is known as P5 :)21:39
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admiral0thiago_home: my n900 is somewhere being repiared T.T21:39
RST38hthiago: So, I doubt it needs a special optimizing compiler. ARM, on the other hand...21:39
thiago_homeRST38h: yes, it will need a cross-compiler21:39
admiral0s/repia/repai/21:39
thiago_homethe entire SDK will require libc and base libraries pre-compiled (as on devices), headers, etc.21:40
thiago_homegcc and binutils are actually just a small part of it21:40
RST38hthiago: Well, there is a Moblin SDK already.21:40
RST38hthiago: And there is Maemo SDK. They come with all this stuff, so that stuff kinda exists21:41
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thiago_homeyeah, I know21:41
thiago_homenow we need to put them together in one single SDK21:41
RST38hThe real question is who supplies the baseline web browser, email app, file manager, etc21:41
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thiago_homeand, of course, the same versions of the libraries on both x86 and ARM sides21:41
Suurorcabut still no harmattan sdk, current maemo sdk probably won't have much to do with whatever will be published for meego...21:41
RST38h"Who supplies the toolchain?" has never been a question21:41
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thiago_homeRST38h: that's not SDK.21:42
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thiago_homevalid questions, but not for the SDK.21:42
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RST38hSuurorca: looking into my crystal balls, maeblin SDK will definitely use the same CodeSourcery toolchain for ARM21:42
RST38hSuurorca: and whatever standard i386 gcc toolchain exists right now for Atom21:43
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SuurorcaI suppose that makes things slightly harder for nokia to screw up, then ;)21:43
RST38hSuurorca: sorry?21:44
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* thiago_home wishes for gcc 4.421:44
RST38hSuurorca: why would Nokia screw up that? It works pretty well in Nokia's current Maemo SDK21:44
* admiral0 has gcc 4.4 in archmobile :P21:44
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bzhbI just created a page in MeeGo wiki trying to sum up the answers given about packaging (why not Debian upstream / why not DEB). It probably needs improvement/correction from somebody more deeply involve in MeeGo than I : http://wiki.meego.com/Packaging21:45
RST38hWe really know why not DEB? :)21:45
thiago_homeactually, I want 4.5 so I can do the C++0x with lambdas21:45
timeless_mbpbzhb: do you need to be a member to edit that page?21:45
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admiral0thiago_home: it's not stable yet21:45
bzhbI just register on meego.com21:46
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thiago_homeadmiral0: still want it so I can finish my signal-slot compile-time checking code21:46
simula_:)21:46
admiral0:)21:46
bzhbthen you need to give  your email on wiki.meego.com and that's it21:46
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thiago_homeint main(){[](){}()}21:47
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admiral0thiago_home: in the meantime :P http://repo.archmobile.org/arm/core/gcc-4.4.3-1-arm.pkg.tar.gz21:47
thiago_homeadmiral0: no need, I build my own gcc for Maemo. Except that this gcc produces code that the Maemo binutils can't assemble.21:48
thiago_homeI need to compile everything with -fPIC21:48
* monoceros thinks that the Nokia 3G Booklet become attractive if it could load Meego...21:48
bzhbRST38h: I just try to give what I think what was thze reasoning behind the RPM decision. I may be wrong...21:48
thiago_homemonoceros: let's hope so.21:49
javispedroI think Nokia hopes so too.21:49
javispedrobut who knows.21:49
RST38hbzhb: Is there a reference to wherever that reasoning has been given?21:49
thiago_home<--- works for Nokia21:49
Ambyit would be nice to see the Nokia Booklet 3G 2nd edition with MeeGo in September21:49
admiral0thiago_home: :O21:49
admiral0thiago_home: bastard it's my dream XD21:49
thiago_homeadmiral0: send your CV21:49
admiral0i am too young and unexperienced21:49
thiago_homewell, finish studying first then21:50
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w00tstudying is overrated21:50
RST38hjavispedro: You can probably install current Moblin to a netbook. http://moblin.org/downloads21:50
admiral0prefer to wait a couple of years till i finish university21:50
* w00t would rather be doing! :P21:50
timeless_mbpbzhb: rather21:50
Ryback_admiral0: I'd say start contributing to the open projects :-)21:50
javispedroRST38h: if only I had one :)21:50
RST38hjavispedro: Why you would like to do that, or use a netbook (rather than a normal laptop) is beyond me though21:50
admiral0i'm one of maintainers of archmobile :D21:50
bzhbRST38h: the answer given on meego-dev mailing list when people where asking why not .deb21:50
javispedroRST38h: heh, I dislike netbooks too.21:50
RST38hbzhb: Aha, cool =)21:50
admiral0and i am very happy with it21:50
leinirNot too happy about netbooks either... But well happy about tablets with removable keyboards ;) (e.g. touchbook)21:51
RST38hjavispedro: Let us just say a netbook is three times slower than my Core2 Duo subnote, at the same size and weight21:51
thiago_homeadmiral0: here's what you need to study to be hired: http://pastebin.ca/1800383 :-P21:51
javispedroI have to admit that Qt code reads easily.21:51
leinirjavispedro: *nods* It's really pleasant to write as well :) (the vast majority anyway, there's obviously glitches as with anything... but it's being worked on ;) )21:52
thiago_homejavispedro: we tend to avoid blackmagic code because we still support some bad compilers.21:52
thiago_homejavispedro: they tend to choke21:52
w00tthiago_home: you look like you're having fun21:52
javispedrothiago: I guess that's what I'm seeing unions instead of casts everywhere21:52
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unclewernerwiki.meego.com/Packaging, link to obs is broken21:53
thiago_homejavispedro: no, that's not choking. That's because of strict aliasing.21:53
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thiago_homejavispedro: as a rule of thumb, if you need to reinterpret_cast, you may be breaking strict aliasing.21:53
javispedro... but this is a union of pointers.21:53
w00tbut reinterpret_cast is fun!21:53
javispedros/pointers/pointer types21:53
thiago_homejavispedro: what are you reading?21:54
admiral0thiago_home:  templates... pretty lowlevel21:54
bzhbunclewerner: thanks, I will fix it in a second21:54
jku_RST38h, the current nokia netbook will not work with moblin (if that was what you were suggesting)21:54
javispedrothiago: QHildonInputContext (qt-maemo)21:54
thiago_homeadmiral0: I'm kidding, btw. There are C++ questions in the interview, but I don't think anyone in the office can understand that code (save me, and that's because I wrote it)21:54
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RST38hjku: netbooks are dime a dozen, no reason to concentrate on nokia's21:54
admiral0thiago_home: i am more a C and nutella(r) guy21:55
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w00tthiago_home: what sort of stuff gets asked?21:55
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admiral0i am curious about this too21:56
w00t[if you don't know, that's fine, just interested]21:56
javispedrothiago: still, I like it. if you're aiming for strict aliasing it helps trying to keep the number of casts to the minimal even if it's not really needed.21:56
javispedrojust because it's so easy to forget about it :)21:56
thiago_homejavispedro: well, it's not because of that21:56
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* RST38h wonders why getting-started page does not show how to compile a meego program from the command line21:56
thiago_homejavispedro: it's because compilers do break your code if you don't follow strict-aliasing rules.21:56
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thiago_homejavispedro: we once caught one in QtCore in a call from QtGui with MSVC21:57
* RST38h the qt creator thing looks uncomfortably similar to eclipse =)21:57
javispedrothiago: ah.21:57
javispedrogcc did not by default -- at least the versions I'm used to.21:57
thiago_homew00t: ranging from basic C++ knowledge to algorithms to software development21:57
admiral0RST38h: but it is ten times lighter21:57
mikhasRST38h, I doubt that very much21:58
thiago_homejavispedro: gcc won't do those because it won't check strict aliasing across modules.21:58
RST38hadmiral: I certainly hope so for its own good :)21:58
admiral0i use it on my eeepc...21:58
thiago_homejavispedro: MSVC did, because we left Link-Time Code Generation on by accident (and that meant that the code generation happened when the *application* was linked)21:58
w00tthiago_home: sounds interesting ;)21:58
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admiral0the thing i miss most in it is C coding21:59
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javispedrothiago: extra point to msvc if that's working.21:59
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thiago_homejavispedro: yeah, but customers weren't happy21:59
thiago_hometheir applications took an hour to link21:59
w00t*grin*21:59
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RST38hadmiral: What prevents you from coding in C under meego?21:59
admiral0under meego nothing21:59
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thiago_homew00t: for example: what are the 4 C++ cast operators?22:00
admiral0that's why i'm even here22:00
admiral0and i also know a little C++ for Qt coding22:00
RST38hthiago: static cast, static cast, static cast, and static cast =)22:00
thiago_homeRST38h: somehow I don't think the interviewer will accept that as an answer :-P22:00
javispedroqobject_cast, qobject_cast, qobject_cast and qobject_cast.22:00
javispedrothen complain if it does not work or the performance sucks.22:01
RST38hthiago: well, I only use static cast anyway, so I probably wouldn't like the job :)22:01
thiago_homejavispedro: rule of acquisition 33: "It never hurts to suck up to the boss" :-P22:01
w00tthiago_home: reinterpret_cast, const_cast, static_cast, dynamic_cast22:01
unclewernerI love to combine templates with cast operators... ok, it's getting off topic22:01
thiago_homew00t: there you go22:01
w00tthiago_home: doesn't sound like bad stuff :)22:01
* RST38h uses C++ as a better C22:01
mikhasjavispedro, you forgot qgraphicsitem_cast22:01
thiago_homeqobject_cast, qvariant_cast, qgraphicsitem_cast, qscriptvalue_cast, qdbus_cast... but those don't count22:02
thiago_homeanyway, time to make dinner22:02
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w00tbon appetit22:02
RST38hthiago: You are starting to sound like a Gtk+ developer...22:02
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admiral0you forgot hell_cast. Chuck norris arrives and kicks variable in the balls22:02
mikhasexactly, they dont count because those casts need to die =)22:02
javispedrothey really followed Stroustrup  to the letter don't they?22:02
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javispedroa billion thousand cast operators.22:02
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RST38hAnyways, static cast.22:03
RST38hjavispedro: they smoked his book and got high on it.22:03
admiral0lol22:03
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mikhasRST38h, that explains why after reading it you still feel dumb - the other half of the book is missing!22:07
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RST38hmikhas: Funny, I never really read Strautstrupp =)22:08
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RST38hDid read Lippman and decided to ignore most of C++ "features" as result22:09
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Ambystarted to compile a page for those who keep asking what was said in this IRC channel: http://wiki.meego.com/Meego_irc (help/feedback is appreciated)22:09
* arjan still likes the Turbo Vision toolkit... now that was C++ I can deal with ;-)22:09
arjan(mostly because it was a port from Object Pascal, which had a sane object model)(22:10
RST38hBorlandC++ has been a cluster fuck though22:10
arjanno argument on that22:10
arjanI only used turbo vision with g++22:10
RST38hEspecially right before it died22:10
* arjan is showing he's on old fart I guess22:10
* RST38h used Turbo Pascal on CP/M-80. Go beat that.22:10
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lcukamby, for important topics that start in irc channels, we found a good mechanism was to c&p the whole conversation into a wiki page, then flesh it out.  i wonder if that page of your will be easily outdated22:14
timeless_mbpbzhb: i'm stomping on your changes22:14
lcukbut keep the original conversation page as reference for later22:14
timeless_mbpif they were useful, you can put them back22:14
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Ambylcuk: you mean save one version w the whole conversation, then clean up?22:16
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lcukyeah, http://wiki.maemo.org/Mms_implemention_conversation was one such example22:16
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lcukit worked well, and in doing it that way retained the history of the proposal without deleting it once it got full22:18
Ambylcuk: I c. I expect this to be outdated, but most topics are only touched shortly at this moment (e.g. Packagin, which seems to be discussed 10 times a day already has a proper page)22:18
bzhbtimeless_mbp: what mean stomping ? (sorry english is not my main language)22:18
timeless_mbpbzhb: i noticed22:18
timeless_mbpever played Super Mario Brothers?22:18
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lcukindeed amby, and the overview page for recent topics may well be another great idea if its made available to all users on entry and kept updated22:19
Ambylcuk: but I will follow the advice for more complete proposals22:19
bzhbnot much, but yes22:19
lcukcool amby :)22:20
timeless_mbpwhen Mario / Luigi jump on a  Goomba, that's called stomping22:20
javispedro*plays mario bros jump sound effect*22:20
Ambyany advice for wiki front page editing?22:20
timeless_mbpAmby: give up :)22:20
Ambytimeless_mbp: I expect my enthusiasm to face a painful death around the weekend anyway ;)22:21
bzhbok. what is the reason ?22:21
timeless_mbpbzhb: i made a large series of changes and your minor changes got in my way22:21
timeless_mbpjust as goombas get in mario's way22:21
lcukAmby, 2 man enter, 1 man leave.  winner keeps edit?22:21
bzhbah ok22:21
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bzhbI understood you wanted to remove the page completely22:22
javispedrotimeless: I still don't understand. What does Princess Peach have to do with this? =)22:22
timeless_mbpAmby: you should let it die faster22:22
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Ambytimeless_mbp: I never knwo when to give up, so I just ignore that :)22:23
javispedroand do you need a mushroom superpower to edit the wiki?22:23
timeless_mbpAmby: ignore my advice at your own peril :)22:23
timeless_mbpjavispedro: you need to:22:23
timeless_mbp1. create an account22:23
timeless_mbp2. click the stupid link from the first email22:23
timeless_mbp3. set your password22:23
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timeless_mbp4. set your email address22:23
timeless_mbp5. click the stupid link from the second email22:23
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timeless_mbp6. try to use the wiki22:23
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timeless_mbpi consider that at least a fireflower if not a star22:24
timeless_mbpeTooMuchEffort22:24
itdocklmao22:24
timeless_mbpeven the symbian wiki was easier22:24
lcuktimeless, you forgot 7 8 9 10 where you still dont have access even though you thought you had sacrificed children etc22:25
javispedroand also the fact that after doing that you will be subscribed to meego-dev22:25
timeless_mbpjavispedro: oh22:25
timeless_mbpyeah you have to uncheck lots of boxes to avoid various perils and pitfalls22:25
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Ambyjavispedro: only if you forget to uncheck the box22:25
timeless_mbpbut you didn't ask "how do i safely edit"22:25
timeless_mbpjust "how can i possibly"22:25
* javispedro is receiving a meego-dev digest every few minutes22:26
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timeless_mbpjavispedro: yeah well. sorry :)22:27
timeless_mbpobviously you want to unsubscribe22:27
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javispedrotimeless: not your fault, I felt into that bottomless pit a few hours ago actually :)22:27
timeless_mbpi figured :)22:27
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javispedro*fell22:28
timeless_mbphenrik ala-uotila is 40422:29
* timeless_mbp gets to be access denied22:29
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timeless_mbpoh wow, kudos to shaver user '3' (there is no #2, and #1 is root)22:29
StskeepsJaffa: thank you for the only sane post in the RPM vs DEB FAQ item post. it's all about the libraries, not the hordes of applications.22:30
jku_timeless, I think he had an unfair advantage22:30
javispedroyou can do some kind of mailing list subscription management from drupal but it's a trap22:30
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hrwmorning22:30
timeless_mbpjku_: you think he's also #1?22:30
jku_hrw, hi22:30
hrwjku_: hi Jussi22:30
javispedro"Subscribe for digest (receive emails in a bundle)" should say bundle=5-7 messages.22:30
* timeless_mbp just realized that mshaver != shaver@ realm:mozilla22:30
timeless_mbpqgil is 3822:31
jku_timeless_mbp, yes, I do22:31
timeless_mbps/3/#/22:31
solarionwhere are these numbers from?22:31
javispedroI am 664 -- so near 666, damn.22:31
hrwmeego-dev is high traffic now?22:31
Stskeepshrw: very.22:31
* w00t grins22:31
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hrwtime to sub I think22:32
w00tmy n900 keeps beeping at me, and it's all meego-dev!22:32
timeless_mbpw00t: you're insane22:32
jku_hrw, not high signal...22:32
itdocki set up another email box for meego-dev22:32
w00ttimeless_mbp: why this time?22:32
timeless_mbpasking your n900 to handle meego-dev?22:32
javispedroI keep praying to the gmane gods to accept my request.22:32
hrwjku_: as suspected22:32
itdocksomeone open a feature request to not be notified for specific accounts22:32
timeless_mbphttp://meego.com/user/180022:33
timeless_mbpAccess Denied22:33
timeless_mbpYou are not authorized to access this page.22:33
w00ttimeless_mbp: IMAP, so it handles meego-dev, maemo-dev, and lots, lots more22:33
timeless_mbpthat's interesting22:33
javispedrohey, I'm a 3 digit account.22:33
w00ttimeless_mbp: my inbox is over 6k mails22:33
javispedrocan I sell it on ebay?22:33
timeless_mbpthere are <2000 users afaict22:33
hrwjku_: I kind of expected to get lots of noise on maemo/meego ML/forum/irc22:33
Ambyless than 2000 users22:33
solarionwhere do you find the list of numbers?22:33
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timeless_mbpsolarion: url hacking22:34
timeless_mbpgo to your user page, you'll find out it's just a number22:34
timeless_mbpchange the number until you get a better number22:34
Ambylast user http://meego.com/user/198222:34
solarionaaah22:34
leiniraww... if i'd waited five more people, i'd have had my birth year as a member number ;)22:34
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solarionwhen you edit something22:34
hrwjku_: how moblin guys reacted for meego announcement?22:35
* javispedro fins "default send interval" setting under "account information" in user cp22:35
* w00t subs to meego-community too22:35
w00tright22:35
w00tI'm off out for the night to have a few beers22:35
w00tI'll be sure to mail the list in a drunken stupor suggesting we use slackware as upstream when I get back in22:35
w00tnight, all22:36
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* solarion is 68122:36
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javispedro30 MiB free storage in meego.com!22:36
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javispedroI have to wonder if that's a good idea, but hey.22:37
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solarionhey! You could put a whole MS Office document up there then22:37
villemvhow do you see yoru meego id?22:37
solarionvillemv: edit your profile/account22:38
villemvah, see it22:38
solarionit's in the url22:38
* villemv is 43 =)22:38
solarionwow22:38
solarionI must live in the wrnog timezone22:38
villemvshould have been 1 faster22:38
* sjgadsby is 333. Yay!22:38
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* solarion wonders if there's gonna be yugo jokes22:39
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* timeless_mbp ponders22:40
timeless_mbpsjgadsby: happy number22:40
timeless_mbpfwiw, the governance model in about/governance seems to resemble the symbian model22:40
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* w00t sighs22:44
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w00tor not22:44
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Ambyis Adobe Air available on Moblin?22:45
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arjanAmby: you can get it from Adobe22:45
arjan(but it's not in the default image you download from moblin.org)22:45
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Ambyarjan: thx. I was looking at this demo from Wired http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2010/02/the-wired-ipad-app-a-video-demonstration/22:47
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* Stskeeps submits his view on the whole debacle on upstream22:49
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* w00t looks forward to Stskeeps' views22:52
w00toh, it's already there22:52
* w00t reads22:52
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Stskeepsdid the formatting get shot or something?22:53
w00tnope22:53
w00twell, "yes", but only as much as 80 column wordwrapping usually does22:54
w00tsounds like a sane way forward22:54
itdockAmby: boo ipad, i want a giant meego tablet22:54
w00tmeepad!22:55
itdockhahahaha22:55
Stskeepsmegoopad22:55
timeless_mbpStskeeps: btw, please load the packaging page22:55
w00tor just goopad?22:55
villemvyuck22:55
timeless_mbpi added two Mer bits, i'd like you to somehow comment on them22:55
Stskeepstimeless_mbp: which one22:55
itdockeww22:55
Ambyitdock: that's why I was asking. I would prefer the MeePad with the Wired Reader (on Adobe Air)22:55
villemvI guess that's what many iPads will end up in practice22:55
leinir"MeePad... My pad, to go." ;)22:55
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timeless_mbphttp://wiki.meego.com/Packaging22:56
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RST38hMeeMeePad22:56
villemvyou see all the egoism these days? I-Pad, Me-Pad22:56
d14:))22:56
* timeless_mbp goes home22:56
itdockloll22:56
RST38hYouTube, YouPad22:56
itdocki see :)22:56
timeless_mbp MeeGos home?22:56
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d14iShit22:56
Stskeepstimeless_mbp: waiting for wiki approval22:57
RST38hYouShit22:57
Suurorcathat's google's turf22:57
RST38hAnd, finally, YourShit.com22:57
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AmbyMeeGoes to sleep. byeall22:57
lcukgnite Amby22:58
itdocknite22:58
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RST38hNo, one way or another, MeeGo still does not qualify as a decently sounding brand =(22:59
Stskeepstimeless_mbp: the argument about rpm vs deb is not when one of the tools can handle deb.. it is a full package (imager, qa, process, etc)22:59
Stskeepstimeless_mbp: and i can see why it's compelling22:59
villemvit fits better for meegos.com22:59
Stskeepscompared to the debian suite of things, which is, well, suited for debian.org22:59
Stskeepsjust look at how much tools maemo.org needed22:59
RST38hAmeeGos ?22:59
w00tamigaos.com23:00
* w00t ducks and runs23:00
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RST38hthat name is cursed23:00
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Stskeepstimeless_mbp: i'd say that having a fresh look on the toolset and having state of the art tech (actual public image building, qa tools, build system, etc), is a plus for this community23:00
Stskeepsas we need stable tools, not crashy autobuilders :)23:00
Stskeepsand these were developed centered around RPM.23:01
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Stskeepswhich is why things are the way they are :P23:01
Stskeeps.. and that fixing Maemo would have taken more manhours than taking moblin and dealing with flak23:01
damien_lrpmeego, see they work together23:01
Stskeeps:P23:01
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RST38hStskeeps: I suspect you are being too optimistic about Maeblin tools23:02
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RST38hLet's wait and see though23:02
villemvthey are better already, right?23:02
StskeepsRST38h: anything is better than no image builder and scratchbox.23:02
Stskeepsend of story23:02
Stskeeps:P23:02
hrwany informations when meego downloads will be available?23:02
RST38htrue23:02
villemvwhat's the deal with avoiding scratchbox btw, for meego?23:03
Stskeepsvillemv: because we have something way cooler with OBS?23:03
Stskeepsespecially lbt's _cross stuff23:03
hrwvillemv: sbox sucks too badly compared to anything23:03
villemvStskeeps: I only care about development environment actually ;-)23:03
lbtStskeeps: thanks for the reply23:03
villemvscratchox sucks for that, of course23:04
lbtI'd like to see more about how meego can address this23:04
Stskeepsvillemv: i -love- developing with obs.23:04
villemvbut what do the moblin guys use instead?23:04
Stskeepsvillemv: they are OBS users these days too, i think23:04
hrwStskeeps: my opinion is that nokia just had enough of using non-maintained maemo base system and wanted to get something working23:04
lbtyes, they are23:04
villemvStskeeps: so how do they launch the program then?23:04
Stskeepsvillemv: they have the luxury of no cross-compilation23:04
Stskeepsso they treat it as another builder23:04
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hrwOBS... I should still have somewhere those intel/moblin mails about how to use it23:05
villemvbut I mean... they use just chroot?23:05
lbtif that23:05
Stskeepsvillemv: probably - our cross-compile is a glorified chroot technically too :)23:05
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villemvI suppose they won't be installing all the libs to their host environment23:06
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jormawhen can go out and buy an atom-based phone? i've always wanted a phone with 1 hour battery life23:06
villemvmoorestown is better, rigth?23:07
ShadowJKI wonder what cpu is in that xpphone thing23:07
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lbtJaffa, Stskeeps... is packaging a distro essentially a QA process?   By not building upon the efforts of Fedora/Debian you are duplicating their effort? And wasting effort? Sure you have the flexibility to be more efficient - but improving the efficiency of an inefficient process is.... suboptimal23:08
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villemvI guess you can easily steal the effort of fedora/debian where it applies23:09
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GeneralAntillesarjan, ping?23:09
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villemvit's all about applying patches anyway23:09
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lbtvillemv: isn't that process called upstreaming?23:09
lbtand QA'ing an isolated package is not QA'ing a distro :)23:10
villemvI mean stealing the patches from fedora/debian23:10
GeneralAntilleslbt, by the way, s/netbook, tablet pc, etc./x86/ s/phone/ARM/ ;)23:10
lbt*THAT'S THE POINT*23:10
villemvI don't think that's called anything \-)23:10
lbtGeneralAntilles: yeah... I ignore that elephant23:10
villemvyou don't need to marry the distro to steal the patches23:10
lbtvillemv: but then you don't have a distro23:10
lbtyou have a collection of non-integrated apps23:11
GeneralAntilleslbt, for fast boot.23:11
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w00tI must admit23:11
lbtwhere your syslog writes to one location and your log reader reads from another ;)23:11
lcukvillemv, no, you dont but if you would one day like that to be a two way street its better to be on speaking terms with your partner ;)23:11
w00tI kind of boggled with the whole "we use Xorg and kernel upstream", way to forget every other package that's going to be part of the stack23:11
lbtw00t: I'm waiting to see how many 10's of thousands of apps moblin has23:12
lbtmake that thousands23:12
w00tlbt: all 5 of them, at that rate23:12
lbtor hundreds23:12
villemvlcuk: but if that stuff is upstreamed, you are doing bigger contribution to general good23:12
lbtor 10s23:12
w00tlcuk: oh hi! didn't notice you lurking, how's things?23:12
lbta lcuk ? where23:13
Stskeepsof course things should go upstream, but this is about the principle you can take a bloated fedora package, change the dependancies, remove some ./configure flags, and bam, it's a mobile package.23:13
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lcukw00t, im a 3digit member :P23:13
w00tlcuk: me too!23:13
villemvright Stskeeps. so do we know if they are not planning to do that?23:13
w00twe're part of a very exclusive club :D23:13
villemvthey don't have to exlpicitly hdepend on fedora23:13
lcukive been here and involved for a while, ive had a few personal matters to sort out so havent been on this box tho23:13
lcukbeen in as a couple of webchat users23:14
villemvthey can just take a peek at what fedore is doing and using it where it applies23:14
lbtlcuk: a 3digit?23:14
Stskeepsvillemv: no, i don't want them to, but there was quoted a policy of incompatiiblity23:14
w00tlcuk: oh, no, no, I mean I didn't notice you joined.. I was looking for you earlier23:14
lcukahh lol its been logged in all day23:14
Stskeepsand i'm saying that's bad, it needs to be a policy of alignment but focus on mobile23:14
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Stskeepsvillemv: go read my post :23:14
Stskeeps:)23:14
w00tStskeeps: phew23:14
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w00tStskeeps: for a moment I was getting conflicting signals off you23:14
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* w00t grates teeth at armando's second mail23:15
lcukw00t, im good as it happens now :)23:16
lbtI thought it was a dupe23:16
w00tlbt: different subject23:16
w00tsame body23:16
w00tsame terrible formatting23:16
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lbtis it some kind of japanese poetry thing?23:17
w00thahah23:17
* lbt goes to decode the stanzas23:17
villemvI have to dig up that "incompatibility" policy thing again23:18
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Stskeepsvillemv: auke's mail - i can see where he's coming from, but i think we need to shape it a little bit to prevent some mistakes maemo made23:18
Stskeepsso this is a discussion on experiences and hoping to have a good end result for the platform23:19
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Stskeepsand why do i always kill active conversations23:21
Stskeeps:P23:21
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villemvyou got al too technical. People want blood & passion at this phase still23:21
* rmayr is wondering if anybody actually benchmarked dpkg/apt-get/ipkg vs. zypper/rpm on an arm-based embedded device so far....23:22
Stskeepsvillemv: that's what other parts of the community is doing23:22
anaZlbt:you were looking for me?23:22
villemvrpm seems very fast these days. found the link on slashdot meego thread23:22
villemvsome new benchmarks23:22
Stskeepsrmayr: i know that apt gets better with vfp. :P23:22
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villemv(yes, slashdot had less trolling than meego-dev)23:23
rmayroh, I haven't dared go to slashdot for the thread yet ;-)23:23
anaZvillemv:  what link?23:23
villemvsec23:23
villemvmeego: http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=10/02/15/132320023:23
villemvbenchmarks for rpm: http://laiskiainen.org/blog/?p=1923:24
anaZthanx23:24
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rmayrthose benchmarks are on i386 with lots of RAM, right?23:25
pwnguinwho cares about speed23:25
villemvT6023:25
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pwnguinmy experience with n900 and other embedded stuff sugggests size matters23:26
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* thiago_home thinks 256 MB RAM + 768 swap is lots of RAM23:26
rmayrerr, I have started working on IPAQs way back, and RPM seemed really unusable there - that was one reason why they developed/used ipkg as a minimal dpkg variant23:26
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Stskeepsyou people need to move your mindset from embedded to mobile.23:27
Stskeepsit isn't a friggen ipaq :P23:27
rmayrso on embedded devices, I would strongly assume speed to be an issue even now - but as far as I know, nobody has compared that so far, so I would love to see the numbers23:27
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villemvhas someone checked how moblin boys start their packaging? do the steal from fedore?23:27
villemvfedora23:27
pwnguinStskeeps: even at the 'mobile' level, it seems current shipping devices have limited storage capacity23:28
* villemv is context switching b/w keyboards too much23:28
pwnguinandroid has like 256MB flashrom limits23:28
anaZvillemv:  is some cases yes23:28
rmayrand RAM is limited even more23:28
pwnguinmaemo has a quirky /opt23:28
Stskeepspwnguin: yes, of course - but i mean, didn't you run a full debian on your 128mb 2gb x86 PC?23:28
ml-mobileonly for app storage, and only because that's all the G1 had23:28
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pwnguinml-mobile: kind of important to notice we're talking packaging of apps23:29
villemvI ran rpm & distros happily on a 64mb pc23:29
villemvrpm & deb23:29
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pwnguinStskeeps: actually, my pc was 10gb and 256MB. and debian didn't use a 256MB rootfs23:30
anaZand you should also think about the fact that most of the packages will be installed in an image that gets deployed, any later package updates are minimal23:30
lcukvillemv, what if your primary storage was 256mb23:30
villemvhey, we got emmc to take care of that23:30
StskeepsanaZ: except app repository updates etc..23:30
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villemvdoes deb take less space than rpm db?23:30
StskeepsanaZ: but yes, it really shouldn't be a problem23:30
Stskeepspwnguin: this is a quite i use very often: We should stop seeing the tablets as strictly under-powered embedded systems, and see them for what they really are—powerful, power-efficient, economical handheld computers. Not simply hopped-up electronic calendars, but real computers that are capable of almost as much computing as a laptop.23:30
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thiago_homepwnguin: Maemo has a quirky /opt because the rootfs is too small.23:31
villemvmy n810 is an underpowered device ;-)23:31
rmayrI don't even know if yum/zypper/rpm would consume less memory and/or be faster than apt-get/dpkg on mobile/embedded devices, but I think it is an issue - is there anybody who hasn't had to increase memory limits for apt-get on desktop systems? so it's not completely lightweight either.... I'm just wondering why nobody has actually tried both on actual ARM systems...23:31
lcuki think laptops are MORE limited in scope than handhelds23:31
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* timeless_mbp pokes Stskeeps 23:31
Stskeepstimeless_mbp: mm?23:31
pwnguinStskeeps: and how does this perspective change anything? we should pretend rootfs won't be too small?23:31
timeless_mbpdid you look at the packaging page?23:32
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jrayhawkI happily run Debian on the n810, thanks to Syskeeps.23:32
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jrayhawkStskeeps23:32
Stskeepstimeless_mbp: yes, i responded to it?23:32
Stskeepstimeless_mbp: earlier in the convo23:32
timeless_mbpStskeeps: i dropped off to go home :)23:32
Stskeepstimeless_mbp: i'd say that having a fresh look on the toolset and having state of the art tech (actual public image building, qa tools, build system, etc), is a plus for this community23:32
Stskeepsand these were developed centered around RPM.23:32
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Stskeepsas we need stable tools, not crashy autobuilders and other items :)23:33
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rmayrsure, but there are two parts of the deal: building packages and installing them...23:33
Stskeepsand many of the tools they have simply doesn't exist, we had to invent them for ourselves23:33
timeless_mbpnote that i'm not saying that what maemo has is good in these areas23:34
Stskeeps:nod:23:34
Stskeepsi'm just saying the issue isn't as simple as they seem :)23:34
timeless_mbpoh, sure23:34
rmayrI think we all agree on that ;)23:35
bzhbnice blog: http://www.allmeegodevices.com/2010/02/17/meego-a-whole-new-linux-ballgame/23:35
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timeless_mbphey, does anyone have a useful url for a moblin vm?23:35
timeless_mbpi can run Mer in a vm w/o any effort23:35
lbtanaZ: hey - sorry - busy :) It was about creating a link to your OBS - sorted now.23:35
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pwnguintimeless_mbp: i think ubuntu has one ;)23:35
timeless_mbp??23:35
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slaine_evening all23:38
* itdock yawns23:38
villemvyou can use image creator to create vmware / virtualbox image23:38
villemvhttp://moblin.org/projects/moblin-image-creator-223:38
mereIJust a small question ladys and gentlemen.. Why OR rather how is a 256mb internal memory something bad when its not like a dir must reside on the internal memory but can exist outside (not as in a removeble SD card or the like but another internal memory). I mean ALL rootfs dont have to reside there. (!?)23:39
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RST38hall rootfs has to reside there23:39
pwnguintimeless_mbp: packages.ubuntu.com/moblin23:39
thiago_homemereI: the internal memory is faster23:39
timeless_mbppwnguin: eWayTooComplicated23:40
pwnguintimeless_mbp: probably23:40
ShadowJKmereI, indeed /home and /opt are not on the 256M /23:40
thiago_home/opt is a symlink to /home/opt23:40
Stskeepstimeless_mbp: i'll be fighting the usual Mer fights in MeeGo, for sure :)23:40
pwnguintimeless_mbp: http://www.ubuntu.com/products/mobile23:40
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thiago_home/home is a 2 GB fs on the mass memory23:40
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villemvif you create a "normal" deb w/o optification, it ends up on nand23:40
thiago_homethen there's a 30 GB /home/user/MyDocs formatted as VFAT23:40
villemvdue to /usr/lib, /usr/bin being there23:40
pwnguintimeless_mbp: i havent looked recently but i think the MID edition is moblin based23:41
timeless_mbppwnguin: i want a stupid .vmdk23:41
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timeless_mbpthis is apparently an unreasonable reuqest23:41
thiago_homethere are also a couple of bind-mounts23:41
timeless_mbps/uq/qu/23:41
villemvsomeone should create a vmdk w/o atom req, and seed on bittorrent23:41
villemvunfortunately, some "obvious" bind mounts are not there by default23:42
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villemve.g. /usr/local, /usr/lib/debug23:42
ShadowJKtimeless, can vmware run .iso? The moblin iso apparently let's you choose live or install23:42
mereII mean, the barebone just boot and run yes. But the rest can reside outside... (?)23:42
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villemvmereI: rigth23:42
timeless_mbpShadowJK: iso is fine, yes23:42
timeless_mbpi'm grabbing a .img23:42
timeless_mbpi presume it's actually a .iso23:42
villemvmereI: that's what "optification" does23:43
thiago_homevillemv: who installs debug packages onto the device?23:43
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thiago_homevillemv: as for /usr/local, it's empty23:43
ShadowJKhttp://moblin.org/downloads http://moblin.org/documentation/test-drive-moblin/using-moblin-live-image I guess23:43
slaine_arjan: auke you about ?23:43
villemvthiago_home: people occasionally do, to debug there23:43
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villemvw/o remote debugger setup23:44
* ShadowJK wonders if vmware or kvm has ssse3 support..23:44
thiago_homevillemv: no23:44
mereIvillemv: yes I understand that, and because of that I dnt understand why all the fuss is about the 256.. If its done properly it works23:44
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thiago_homevillemv: to debug there, you put the debug packages on the host machine23:44
fnordian900i,ve run gdb on a virtex4 fpga, with debug rpms23:44
thiago_homevillemv: where you run gdb, not gdbserver23:44
ShadowJKtimeless, seems like you need gma950 graphics too :/23:44
timeless_mbp??23:44
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slaine_You can't use the MoblinUX under vbox/vmware as there's no dri2 drivers23:45
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villemvthiago_home: yeah, I get the basic idea. people occasionally debug w/o remote gdb as well23:46
slaine_I typically boot to run level 3 and then install Xfce desktop for a vm install23:46
villemv(not that it makes sense necessarily)23:46
thiago_homevillemv: yeah, understood23:46
timeless_mbpslaine_: glory23:46
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timeless_mbpslaine_: i don't suppose you have an image you're willing to share?23:47
slaine_not really23:47
timeless_mbpthere's a blog entry from someone @intel about vbox 2.2.2 where he had something moblinish working23:47
slaine_it's pretty simple though23:47
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slaine_It works, you need to enable PAE and 3d iirc, it's just DOG SLOW23:47
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pwnguinmereI: my fuss is that every firmware update involves a mass uninstallation because it wasn't done 'properly'. even with optification. this is far more problematic than whether apt-get or zypper uses fewer CPU cycles, imo23:48
timeless_mbpslaine_: i need to do some spot checking to see how certain things work23:48
slaine_unusable for anything productive. Though I suppose you could just ssh in from the host os, that's what I do at work typically23:48
RST38h having something moblinish working in a virtual machine is not much of a problem. works in vmware at least23:48
slaine_Are you using virtual box ?23:48
RST38hesx23:49
slaine_that was meant for timeless_mbp23:49
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timeless_mbpvbox 3.1.423:49
slaine_I've not used vmware for eons23:49
slaine_and I assume your on osx, given the mbp postfix23:49
lcukhow do people test/devel moblin then - if as i discovered last night i cant actively buy devices with it, the vm images are sluggish at best?23:50
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timeless_mbpslaine_: how much ram should i assign? 256/512/1gb?23:51
villemvyou can install it on atom laptop23:51
RST38hWorks on more or less generic i386 hw23:51
villemvor a "modern" intel pc23:51
timeless_mbpvillemv: would that include an eeePC?23:51
* timeless_mbp has access to one of those23:51
slaine_timeless_mbp: iirc, enable PAE uder settings->system->processor and it should work. I gave mine 512Mb23:51
villemvyeah, if you make a custom image23:51
RST38hAFAIK also works on some samsung/lg UMPCs23:51
Ryback_lcuk: you can install it on netbooks23:51
villemvtimeless_mbp: 901+23:51
villemvtimeless_mbp: 900 / 700 = no-go23:51
timeless_mbpvillemv: i think so23:51
timeless_mbphrm, i'll have to check23:52
slaine_Needs to be Atom23:52
timeless_mbp8gb disk?23:52
villemvwell, you'll need a different image for non-atom23:52
slaine_yeah23:52
* lbt proposes openSuse as an upstream23:52
slaine_and there's none prebuilt23:52
RST38hDoes not have to be atom23:52
villemvslaine_: atom, or a pc with "prescott" extensions o rwhatever23:52
slaine_ssse323:52
RST38hBut yes may need a new image23:52
pwnguinlbt: ah, the 'everybody loses' compromise :)23:52
villemvyeah, in /proc/cpuinfo it was abbreviation of prescot something23:53
Ryback_lbt: ?23:53
RST38hprescott is no longer an extension, it is a must :)23:53
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mereIpwnguin: well in that case I suggest that you make a proposal abut the packages have an url or something in them so that it easy for a application to make a list of what needs to be uninstalled and saves that list and when the update is complete and u run the backup tool u choose install previuos packages before upgrade and the package manager grabs and install your stuff.23:53
lbtsent to the ml23:53
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villemvPNI23:53
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villemv"prescott new instructions"23:53
lbtI want MeeGo to have an upstream23:53
RST38hprobably sse323:53
lbtRyback_: ^^23:53
ShadowJKSSE3 = PNI != SSSE3, right23:53
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Ryback_lbt: that makes no sense, imho23:54
villemvthat doesn't compute23:54
pwnguinmereI: punctuation isn't expensive. neither is rdepends23:54
lcukso what handheld device can i put moblin on, which is the prefered/best/simplest method of getting a handheld device now andputting moblin on it.  and which devices work23:54
anaZlbt: MeeGo has many upstreams...23:54
lbtso as a dev I can pull in a library from the thousands out there23:54
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lbtanaZ: yeah - that's the beauty of standards23:54
villemvSSE3 === PNI23:54
lbtanaZ: read the mail :)23:54
RST38hlcuk: most netbooks will work23:54
lcuknetbook doesnt have touch23:54
lbtI tried to explain my reasoning23:54
lcukand for me thats a big -23:54
StskeepsanaZ: upstreams on source level, not packaging level23:54
lcukubuntu/windows works on those23:54
RST38hvillemv: PNI isn't very official name :)23:55
w00tlbt: ++23:55
Ryback_lcuk: dell minis should work afaik23:55
lbtStskeeps: and QA on a distro level23:55
w00t(re: ml)23:55
lcukwhich MID/handheld device23:55
slaine_lcuk, Moblin 2.2 was the first release due to support MID's23:55
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villemvRST38h: that's still what you have in /proc/cpuinfo23:55
pwnguinlbt: http://lists.meego.com/pipermail/meego-dev/2010-February/000147.html23:55
Ryback_lcuk: ^^23:55
manavs_hello23:55
pwnguinlbt: incompatibility is a feature!23:55
StskeepsanaZ: nice to meet you btw - you're the "other side's" obs guy?23:55
lbtpwnguin: this is part of the response23:55
RST38hlcuk: http://jkontherun.com/2009/10/13/moblin-live-image-netbooks/23:55
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manavs_does moblin run on asus 900a?23:56
villemvmanavs_: I think so23:56
lcukRST38h, i just said, netbooks dont have touch generally23:56
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Clay_the 900a is atom so yes23:56
lcuki am happy with os on my laptop23:56
arjanmanavs_: sadly no; 900a is celeron23:56
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RST38hlcuk: So it will not have touch23:56
arjan(afaik)23:56
lcukill look around23:56
manavs_I think it is atom23:56
arjancheck23:56
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villemvI thought 900 non-a is celeron23:56
arjansome 900a's are celeron23:56
arjannot atom23:56
villemvI have the smelly little 90023:56
arjanif it's atom it'll work23:56
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microlitharjan: was just about to ask that23:57
manavs_I've that netbook and it is definitely an atom23:57
* microlith ponders loading moblin on his aspire one23:57
RST38hJust about anything should work23:57
timeless_mbpomigosh23:57
timeless_mbpWarning23:57
manavs_can it be installed to the ssd?23:57
slaine_arjan: what's the likely hood of the ssse3 dep going away ?23:57
timeless_mbp"The partition table on device sda (ATA VBOX HARDDISK 818923:57
timeless_mbp MB) was unreadable.23:57
arjanslaine_: not very high; it gives abuot 10 to 15% performance23:57
timeless_mbpTo create new partitions it must be initialized, causing the23:57
timeless_mbploss of ALL DATA on this drive.23:57
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arjanmanavs_: I use a 901 all the time, that's very similar23:57
timeless_mbpThis operation will override any previous installation choices23:58
slaine_arjan, in what ?23:58
timeless_mbpabout which drives to ignore.23:58
arjanslaine_: all floating point operations23:58
* w00t eyes timeless_mbp23:58
timeless_mbpWould you like to initialize this drive, erasing ALL DATA?23:58
timeless_mbp"23:58
arjanslaine_: Atom really does not like x8723:58
timeless_mbpw00t: "user friendly? "No" "Yes"23:58
RST38hslaine_: SSE3 exists since 200423:58
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manavs_i've not run moblin yet, does it run live or can it be installed?23:58
w00ttimeless_mbp: no, but that paste was really disturbing :P23:58
RST38hslaine_: You have got a CPU that does not support it?23:58
slaine_'cause I've benchmarked moblin and it's typically slower than other distros23:58
slaine_Lots23:58
timeless_mbpw00t: hey, i had to hand type it!23:58
Ryback_manavs_: either way23:59
slaine_At lot of embedded devices are built around Celerons and 855GM23:59
Clay_RST38h: sse3 != ssse323:59
manavs_thanks23:59
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villemvseriously streaming simd extensions?23:59
slaine_Filthy dirty hardware, but I personally manage about 16,000+ of these devices23:59
RST38hok SSSE3 is Merom23:59
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