IRC log of #maemo for Saturday, 2017-02-04

DocScrutinizer05check your mimetypes00:00
DocScrutinizer05don't get me started about gnome! ;-)00:01
jogawell, this is just a work laptop with vanilla ubuntu 16.04 ... :p00:02
* DocScrutinizer05 has allergy against all executables and apps starting with g*00:03
DocScrutinizer05gconf gmail gnonevfs...00:04
jogathough I usually use a tiling wm called notion, for this one I've just had unity there since I mostly just ssh+tmux to do the actual stuff, but I find unity horrible to use otherwise, but it's mostly for when someone else walks up to my desk and asks me to do random stuff X and sometimes silly stuff is easier with something default, instead of hardcore minimalism00:05
DocScrutinizer05ack00:05
DocScrutinizer05just GNOME BLAERGH!00:06
DocScrutinizer05YMMV00:06
jogawell, it's alright enough, ie. the non-unity stuff like the horrendous default alt-tab -behavior etc.00:07
jogausable by keyboard etc. but it's reeeally awkard if you have even a few terminals open00:08
jogaI think I've actually changed it here so it doesn't group the terminals and there's just a flat line of windows you alt-tab through, but even then it's confusing as hell00:09
jogaor, I mean, that's unity stuff I think00:10
jogasimply not power-usage compatible unless you just have two windows or some religious desktop switching routine00:11
joga(or okay, of course one could master it but I just think it's very tedious in many respects in comparison to other available ways to make computer do stuff)00:12
jogathough perhaps it's just that my use case is typically having many terminals open and it fits better with something like tiling+tabbing, I just sorta wish more window managers had a support for concepts like "fit these here" and "split these here" etc.00:15
joga(that's why it's easier to just do work in tmux so it's always alright)00:17
DocScrutinizer05>>simply not power-usage compatible<< seems exactly to the point00:26
jogaI mean gnome 2 was perfectly usable as a basic not-driving-you-mad system, even though suboptimal00:27
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jogabut just some tiny details ruin unity desktop, in addition to hiding configurability00:28
DocScrutinizer05gnome was always pathetic but it gets worse and worse. KDE otoh actually improved until KDE3, since then it's going fown stability and usability wise00:28
DocScrutinizer05s/fown/down/00:28
infobotDocScrutinizer05 meant: gnome was always pathetic but it gets worse and worse. KDE otoh actually improved until KDE3, since then it's going down stability and usability wise00:28
DocScrutinizer05plus KDE has always had great configurability of everything00:29
DocScrutinizer05something gnome devs reject as "might confuse users" _ W*T*F?!00:30
jogaI never liked kde much myself and always wanted something more spartan I guess, but kde did have configurability up to filling the screen with it00:30
Juestolol00:30
Juestokde is too heavy imo00:30
sixwheeledbeastjoga: if you like Gnome experience, try Ubuntu-MATE00:31
sixwheeledbeasts/Gnome/GNOME2/00:32
infobotsixwheeledbeast meant: joga: if you like GNOME2 experience, try Ubuntu-MATE00:32
inzDE doesn't really matter when you only run dozen terms =)00:32
DocScrutinizer05I literally never see desktop wallpaper00:32
jogasixwheeledbeast, tried it, but just seems gnome 2 but a bit shoddy in comparison to the good olden days00:33
sixwheeledbeastI have 6 Workspaces and rarely see wallpaper either00:33
jogaanyway, it doesn't matter, I can run whatever but important is that tmux is there to keep the actual stuff organized, it just helps if the wm/de is compliant with whatever one needs to do00:34
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sixwheeledbeastI think MATE is great, it's the GNOME2 experience I like without all the gnome rubbish that came with it.00:35
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DocScrutinizer05lets start with my screen setup, with taskswitcher on top instead of integrated into bottom bar:  http://wstaw.org/m/2017/02/03/plasma-desktopv17764.png00:36
jogaI wish there was a simple UI that's sorta the default and for which users with simple needs and low technical skill can get help with and which works with even low-end computers if needed. that would be helpful00:36
DocScrutinizer05wouldn't know how to achieve that in another desktop manager00:36
jogawhy do you need a task switcher at all00:37
DocScrutinizer05why don't you?00:37
jogawith a tiling wm I'd just "go" where I want to00:37
DocScrutinizer05maybe you're n ot the multitasking person like I am=00:37
DocScrutinizer05?00:37
DocScrutinizer05tiling = BS, I want fullscreen windows00:38
jogayou get that with tiling00:38
jogaand tabs, and workspaces, and splits, etc00:38
jogaI've been using it since 2003 or so and have never found anything better, tmux just enhances it with its own similar operation00:39
jogait's basically a tiling wm in cli00:39
parazydhttp://pub.parazyd.cf/dev/random/wins.png00:39
parazydtask switcher is a shell script calling dmenu :)00:39
parazydjoga: take a look at dtvm00:41
parazydhttp://www.brain-dump.org/projects/dvtm/00:41
jogahmm, well it seems like uzbl for browsing (which is fine) but I don't think I'll need that now00:42
parazyd:)00:43
DocScrutinizer05hmm, I got too many tasks/windows for that, and alt-tab works great the way I configured it: http://wstaw.org/m/2017/02/03/plasma-desktopN17764.png00:43
parazydDocScrutinizer05: same like my dmenu00:44
DocScrutinizer05kist your dmenu seems pretty short, while this thing has a 80some scrollable entries00:45
DocScrutinizer05just*00:45
jogaat some point where I had to shut down my computer at work, I had perhaps 80+ terminals etc windows open, no problem whatsoever navigating them and keeping them running for months00:45
parazydonly i don't alt-tab, but call it with a hotkey and type a number, or a string in the window title :)00:45
DocScrutinizer05ugh waaay too clumsy00:45
joganot really00:45
jogadepends00:46
jogaI like to keep stuff in fixed layouts00:46
DocScrutinizer05alt-tab takes me 0.1s to switch between last two apps, 0.4s to switch between last 400:46
jogaand find what I want the way I think about those things, ie. "workspace 2" and perhaps "lower left" there00:46
DocScrutinizer05literally just 'pres and release alt+tab' to switch between two tasks00:46
parazydDocScrutinizer05: well right now i don't have many windows open. but it hasn't a limit00:46
DocScrutinizer05kust like MHD task switching :-D00:47
parazydit's nitpicking now, but you still need multiples of alt-tab presses to get where you want00:47
jogaand "lower left" might also have infinite tabs with similar stuff that one can flip through00:47
DocScrutinizer05kust MHD uses ctlr-backspace00:47
DocScrutinizer05damn, typing broken today00:48
DocScrutinizer05parazyd: not to switch between last two tasks used00:48
jogactrl-alt-backspace ftw00:49
DocScrutinizer05to switch to task befor last one: alt-down tab tab alt-up00:49
parazydi also have alt-tab to switch two latest... but as i said: nitpicking :D00:49
DocScrutinizer05and shift-down inverses direction that tab clicks move through the list00:50
DocScrutinizer05pressing esc before alt-up escapes from task scwitching00:50
DocScrutinizer05in times before X11 I used alt-F1 to alt-F12 for that sort of thing :-)00:51
jogaI dunno, for most workflows non-tiling simply doesn't make any sense, so much time is wasted on just finding what to have there or shooting them in some corners or whatever, I find it makes more sense to have sorta like bins of stuff like programs running and then I can shuffle through them or simply jump to something if I know what it was00:52
DocScrutinizer05nowadays I usually only use vt1 and vt2 on top of X on vt700:52
DocScrutinizer05joga: well, that's what I use mouse and taskswitcher bar on top of screen for00:53
jogaI prefer not to use the mouse for window management00:54
keriomission control ^-^00:54
sixwheeledbeast scroll wheel on workspace switcher here, ms to move between stuff00:54
kerio4-finger swipe up and i have all the windows00:54
jogahand on mouse is wasted time :p00:54
sixwheeledbeastunless you are constatly working with text then you are likely to require the mouse for your next action anyway00:56
keriopeople sometimes say that00:57
keriohow fucking far is the mouse from your keyboard anyway00:57
keriodo you have four numpads00:57
sixwheeledbeast:)00:57
jogaeh00:57
keriomy trackpad is right below the spacebar00:57
jogayes, I'm constantly working with text, also, mouse-requiring UIs are simply unergonomic to use with a typical laptop touchpad00:57
jogasurfing the random webs can be ok, but it's not ok to have to constantly meddle with the mouse00:58
kerio¯\_(ツ)_/¯00:58
joganot only is it slow, it's primarily uncomfortable00:59
keriohave you considered that maybe you haven't used a good trackpad instead?00:59
parazydthinkpads are pretty comfy00:59
jogayes I have used many trackpad/touchpads/nipples etc00:59
sixwheeledbeastTo each there own, that is the benefit of having an OS that you can customise to your taste.00:59
joganipples are best00:59
jogastill, when I go blind, I will not use a mouse anyway00:59
parazydjoga: you say it like it's a matter of time :D01:00
jogait might be! not that I have any condition to suggest it, but I comfort myself in the fact that my daily computing doesn't require vision necessarily :p01:00
jogafor one, this particular work laptop has a goddawful touchpad, Lenovo Y50 (it was purchased mostly for its GPU at some point but I just ended up using it for now)01:02
parazydyeah yogas are not the best01:03
jogait's the worst touchpad I've used I think, in terms of what it tries to do and how much it fails01:03
parazydx220 touchpad isn't much better01:03
jogaI bought a second hand x220 a while ago, but I disabled the touchpad, I prefer the nipple01:03
parazydbut i got myself using the nipple(?) mouse more01:03
DocScrutinizer05rejecting taskswitcher bar because it's too uncomfortable compared to alt-tab switching and not vision-ompaired-compatible doesn't make sense. I got both and use what's more confortable to use for the task at hand01:03
parazydin the meantime, i'm looking into the 1080p screen mod for the x22001:04
DocScrutinizer05and I can't think of any method more up to screenreader use by the vision impaired than alt-tab switching01:05
jogaDocScrutinizer05, I think one should use what works, but this the desktop I find the most usable (not necessarily any particular layout, but the features) https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/07/ION3_Screenshot.jpg01:05
jogaemphasis on the *I*01:05
DocScrutinizer05meh! tiled tiny windows01:05
DocScrutinizer05I can't think of any window I have open right now that I have in non-maximized mode01:06
Maxdamantusat work most of my windows are probably gitk.01:06
DocScrutinizer05I rarely need two windows side by side on screen01:06
jogaDocScrutinizer05, yeah but the thing is, it's just one keypress to fullscreen any of tem01:07
joga*them01:07
Maxdamantusand yeah, I usually have my xmonad screens set to full.01:07
jogaI like the option to set up a static frame layout for whatever I'm doing01:08
parazydMaxdamantus: hehe now i know you use a binary-based distro :p01:08
jogaso I can just set any sort of programs that I can't comfortably tile with tmux or whatever visible the way I need or what's convenient, or maybe simply grouping them in a fullscreen workspace with just tabs there of different but related windows. it's just some flexibility01:08
parazydsince xmonad01:09
Maxdamantusparazyd: well, I've always installed xmonad through cabal.01:09
Maxdamantusparazyd: (which is source-based)01:09
MaxdamantusMy machine at work is Debian, the one I'm using at home atm is Gentoo.01:09
DocScrutinizer05so? I could do that too if I'd find it useful. I don't01:09
parazydmeh on gentoo i never got myself to compile haskell01:10
parazydit's awfully large01:10
Maxdamantuson this machine I just install GHC through nix.01:10
Maxdamantuswhich is basically source-based but with a remote cache.01:10
DocScrutinizer05a few years ago I had hotkeys defined to maximize and un-maximize windows. I discarded then since I never use then since years01:11
jogamost of the time if have a "float split" workspaces with two mostly overlapping but depth-wise togglable frames with 1-4 frames each, so it's quick to navigate between them and I can see the bottom lines of the one at the bottom while I'm doing something else with the others01:12
DocScrutinizer05s/then/them/g01:12
infobotDocScrutinizer05 meant: a few years ago I had hotkeys defined to maximize and un-maximize windows. I discarded them since I never use them since years01:12
Maxdamantusthe screen that has my terminal is usually actually wide (well, "Mirror Tall"), because I'll sometimes want to move my browser onto it so the terminal/browser are both visible while something is shown fullscreen on my other monitor.01:13
DocScrutinizer05the point however is that user _can_ do all those things, with gnome that's pretty hard if possible at all01:13
Maxdamantusbut it usually only has one tiled window (urxvt) on it, so it's basically full anyway.01:14
DocScrutinizer05I'm not a fan of DEs that support only one approach01:17
jogamaybe this guy explains something about it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5z1DX5trng0&t=6m51s01:17
MaxdamantusWhat DE is he talking about that has one approach?01:17
joga(just tried to search something about it, it's sorta hard to explain the usage in text alone)01:17
Maxdamantususually "tiling" WMs have floating windows too.01:18
jogayeah, notion also has those01:18
jogaalso floating scratchpad always accessible01:18
MaxdamantusI always have a particular game running in a floating window.01:18
parazyda scratchpad is the most useful thing ever01:18
parazydso good i ported it to dwm01:19
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DocScrutinizer05~memory06:10
infobotThe memory smacks of usage!, or vulnerable, see http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/story?id=98195&page=106:10
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freemangordonPali: ping12:37
Palifreemangordon: pong12:48
freemangordonPali: check your mail. in short - hildon-status-manu crashing is because of your changes to HAM12:50
Palisaw12:50
Paliabout https://github.com/community-ssu/hildon-application-manager/commit/3edbb49dc6c2ee66917c8f165f6a52ee10df198412:50
Paliprovider is stored in provider12:50
Palithis one should be OK12:51
Paliproblem is probably in commit 03ed723f3b2439764d3224ef051c6853fd2ebd8512:51
freemangordonsee my latest mail12:51
Paliyes, double free12:52
Palithose commits bring support for "New update" notification12:52
Palion repository.maemo.org should be already present file about new CSSU update12:53
Paliham needs to be configured to use that file instead on downloads.maemo.nokia.com12:53
freemangordonaah, I see12:53
Paliand it checks it once per day, even apt-get is not running12:53
freemangordonok, got it now12:53
Paliso user get information about new SSU update12:53
freemangordonPali: also, see my note re killing h-d on update12:54
Paliyes looking on iy12:54
freemangordonI think this should be reverted, at least partially12:54
Palikilling h-d is not a problem12:55
freemangordonan hour ago, when installing testing-testing, I got a dialog asking me about whether to flash cssu-kernel12:55
Paliit is already done by HAM12:55
Palivia dsme12:55
freemangordonbut, it was like on 2/3 of the screen, in the upper-left corner12:55
PaliI just added another kill_all to make sure even if dsme fails12:55
freemangordonhmm, another problem then12:55
Paliin some cases dsme can fail12:56
Palithis is fallback12:56
PaliI just added kill_all for every process which is stopped by dsme (look at that code)12:56
freemangordonwhat is the problem if dsme fails? device cannot be rebooted?12:56
Palidsme stop can fail12:57
Palithat is to ensure that all needed processes are stopped12:57
freemangordonok12:57
Palibecause in the process of upgrade they do not work12:57
Palias libraries in system are changing12:57
Palie.g. hildon-status-menu can reload plugins if they appear in VFS12:58
freemangordonah, I see12:58
Paliand so it must be not runinng when doing update12:58
freemangordonok, this is clear now12:58
Paliand I saw some situation when dsme did not stopped hildon-status-menu12:58
Palieven dsme though hildon-status-menu is already stopped12:58
Paliideally fix that double free12:59
Paliand I will try to find where is URL for that SSU notify12:59
Paliseems we do not have it in HAM yet :-(12:59
freemangordonstill, I wonder why I got that ugly dialog. looks like a bug in that piece of SW that shows the dialog12:59
Palinew URL should be in next CSSU release12:59
freemangordonPali: so, HAM should not be included in the new -testing, right?13:00
Palishould be, but with fix for double free13:00
freemangordon(12,59,25) Pali: seems we do not have it in HAM yet :-(13:00
freemangordon^^^ ?13:00
Paliwe do not have new URL in HAM13:00
Paliso still is using old downloads.maemo....13:01
Palilike all versions before13:01
freemangordonthen why include it if the functionality is the same as before those changes?13:01
freemangordonbecause of killing of the processes?13:02
Palithere are other changes too13:02
freemangordonok, going to fix that double-free13:02
Palie.g. include PR1.3 HAM in CSSU13:02
freemangordonPali: unless you want to do it?13:02
PaliI'm going to find that URL...13:03
freemangordonok13:03
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Paliok, got it13:05
Paliold was: http://tableteer.nokia.com/application-notices/notice-${HARDWARE}-fremantle13:05
Palinew is: http://repository.maemo.org/application-notices/notice-${HARDWARE}-fremantle.html13:05
freemangordonPali: you're going to change something?13:09
Paliyes, just Makefile.am13:09
freemangordonok13:09
freemangordonPali: done13:13
freemangordonPali: please, add entries in changelog as well, so the package to be ready for ilew to build and push it13:14
Paliok13:14
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Palifreemangordon: done package is in cssu-devel13:57
Paliand also in git on github13:58
Palifreemangordon: do you have access to that notice-${HARDWARE}-fremantle.html file?14:01
Michael_a320thanks for all your work. :-)14:01
Paliit should be updated every time when new CSSU stable is released14:02
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Siceloam in the only one having problem with supl.nokia.com?14:28
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Siceloopenssl connects to it, but Ovi Maps doesn't seem to succeed getting A-GPS info14:31
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Sicelohttps://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=1522819&postcount=22814:35
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DocScrutinizer05~supl14:43
infobotsupl.nokia.com known to be broken, use alternatives like supl.google.com! Adjusting this detail is via settings screen14:43
DocScrutinizer05but maybe it's just slow14:52
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DocScrutinizer05or your device missing the cert patch once published and afaik included to CSSU14:52
DocScrutinizer05http://paste.opensuse.org/9772553614:55
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freemangordonPali: on which server, r.m.o?15:19
Palihttp://repository.maemo.org/application-notices/notice-${HARDWARE}-fremantle.html15:19
freemangordonI guess yes, lemme check15:19
freemangordonPali: yes, I have access15:21
Paliok15:21
freemangordonPali: wait, what kind of access?15:21
freemangordonssh?15:21
Paliedit that file15:21
freemangordonPali: who put it there?15:21
Palido not remember15:22
freemangordonwhat to edit?15:23
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freemangordonPali: ^^^15:23
Palichanlog told me that xes!15:23
freemangordonmaybe it is better to ask him then15:24
freemangordonor it is CSSU that "owns" that file15:24
freemangordon?15:24
Paliyes, CSSU stable should own that file15:24
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freemangordonok15:24
Palievery time when new CSSU stable is released, that file content should be updated15:24
freemangordonso, what needs to be edited?15:25
freemangordonupdated how?15:25
Paliso ideally include version number or something15:25
Palicontent of file needs to be changed15:25
Palito that will trig HAM to show update15:25
freemangordonPali: http://pastebin.com/FsBvYe1815:26
freemangordonPali: but, this is for -stable, right?15:27
Paliwhen content of that file is changed then HAM show update15:27
Paliyes that points to stable15:27
freemangordonand updated HAM is not in -stable15:27
freemangordonPali: what about changing <text>Includes latest fixes for Maemo 5 system by Maemo Community</text> to:15:27
freemangordon<text>Includes latest fixes for Maemo 5 system by Maemo Community - $VERSION</text>?15:28
Paliit can be changed as you wish15:28
Palijust content needs to be changed15:28
Palitext is shown in that ham notifier15:28
freemangordonPali: ok, but should I do it now?15:28
Palino need15:28
freemangordonthere is no new CSSU afaik15:28
freemangordonah, ok15:28
Paliafter HAM will be in cssu-stable15:28
Paliand after new cssu-stable will be released15:29
freemangordonI guess it is merlin1991 who is supposed to do it, right?15:29
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Paliyes15:29
freemangordonPali: ok, if after issuing new -stable merlin1991 is not willing to edit that file, I will do it :)15:30
freemangordonbut lets first make him issue a new -stable15:31
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sixwheeledbeastI thought supl server issues where fixed? It was a cert IIRC not an issue with supl.nokia.com. Is your system time correct?17:53
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freemangordonsixwheeledbeast: at least here it works fine. And yes, there were certificate issues fixed in CSSU18:55
sixwheeledbeast:nod: Sicelo?18:59
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Vajbsupl.nokia.com working here also19:55
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DocScrutinizer05<text>Includes latest fixes for Maemo 5 system by Maemo Community - $VERSION $(date +%Y-%m-%d)</text>20:21
Sicelosixwheeledbeast: yes, all is well with my time and cert (i'm on cssu-thumb)20:25
Siceloboth location-test-gui and ovi maps seem to make a request to h-slp.mnc002.mcc655.pub.3gppnetwork.org .. which doesn't resolve20:41
Sicelono idea where it gets that from20:41
Sicelo655-02 would be my network operator of course, but i don't know how N900 gets to know about this hostname20:43
KotCzarnyyou've got a virus20:43
Sicelo:p20:44
Sicelostop being dramatic :)20:44
DocScrutinizer05sounds like ~gsm-agps20:51
DocScrutinizer05aka RRLP20:53
Siceloyes that's what i think .. but i'm specifying AGNSS in location-test-gui20:54
Sicelolog of an A-GPS session: https://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=1522819&postcount=22820:55
Sicelowow .. my 2nd N900 got A-GPS fix in just 3s20:57
Sicelonever contacted anything else besides supl.nokia.com20:58
LjLthat still works?21:04
Siceloyes, always worked21:07
freemangordonSicelo: that should get resolved by your MNO afaik. do you have SIm card in that device?21:08
Siceloyes, i do21:08
SiceloKotCzarny: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9533067&postcount=1021:08
DocScrutinizer05yes, 3s is RRLP, standard on 3G nowadays21:09
DocScrutinizer05~gsm-agps21:10
infobotrumour has it, rrlp is the Radio Resource LCS (Location Service) Protocol as specified first in GSM TS 04.31, or http://security.osmocom.org/trac/wiki/RRLP21:10
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SiceloDocScrutinizer05: my main N900 is the one coming up with this address, and no fix. the 2nd N900 is the one with quicker fix, and no attempt to contact this address. 2nd N900 has different operator's SIM though21:11
DocScrutinizer05since GPS is integral component of BB5 modem, it's totally opaque to userland *how* the fix got established21:11
DocScrutinizer05Sicelo: do I realy need to suggest the onvious? ;-)21:11
DocScrutinizer05obvious*21:11
DocScrutinizer05swap SIMs21:11
DocScrutinizer05use airplane mode. (though now you got ephem/alm in cache, so it's pointless anyway)21:12
Siceloi'm going to do that of course21:12
DocScrutinizer05I did similar tests a maybe 6 years ago, and it turned out: 3G *and* correct system time allow a TTFF<5s21:13
Sicelotested 3 SIM cards now .. the 1st N900 always considers the 3gppnetwork.org address, of course with the corresponding MCC/MNC in the hostname. no fix21:30
Sicelo2nd N900 .. with any of the SIM cards .. quick fix. no 3gpp address looked up at all21:42
Siceloi'll reinstall location-proxy on 1st N900 .. no idea if it will help21:43
Siceloi'll add that 2nd N900 has not been used for GPS in a very long time .. so has the least 'knowledge' about my location compared to 1st21:48
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DocScrutinizer05you know http://repository.maemo.org/pool/maemo5.0/non-free/l/location-test-gui/ I'm sure22:03
DrGrovDocScrutinizer05: Hi Doc, are you active on the 05 or 51 nickname?22:05
DocScrutinizer05none, I'm inactive on IRC, and my flu is active on me22:05
DrGrovDocScrutinizer05: Oh, that is a shame. Did you read my quickly sent direct message?22:06
DrGrovDocScrutinizer05: I hope that you'll get rid of that nasty flu22:06
DrGrovI will send you a quick question if you do not mind?22:06
DocScrutinizer05go ahead22:06
SiceloDocScrutinizer05: 20:55 < Sicelo> yes that's what i think .. but i'm specifying AGNSS in         | location-test-gui22:07
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* DocScrutinizer05 idly muses how much a N900 would cost and weigh when built with technology of 198022:30
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DocScrutinizer05in 198022:33
DocScrutinizer05prolly needs two dozen Z80, a 50 to 100 bucks each? just to start with22:34
warfareOr a few m68ks22:41
KotCzarnyor a bunch of sticks and stones22:42
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keriobut the n900 is basically 80s technology 🤔23:19
buZz<3 n90023:20
Juestolol 80s23:27
ravelohehe23:46
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LjL70s technology at best23:50
LjLi'm sure i've spotted some valves in it23:50
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Juesto;o23:56

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