IRC log of #maemo-meeting for Tuesday, 2015-02-10

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gerbickHi all... what have I missed?22:13
* sixwheeledbeast looks at the scrollback22:21
sixwheeledbeaster, nothing I believe22:21
gerbickWait, I'm early today... right? This usually coincides with another meeting I have on Tuesdays at the office and I think they moved it up. So I'm off...22:23
gerbickOne of those days...22:24
sixwheeledbeastWhile I remember who is looking after maintainers on extras pkgs. I have someone that wishes to be a maintainer of libssh2-1 pkg, they have contacted the current maintainer and got no response. I assume there are pending requests in midgard.22:24
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juicemeHi all! \o/23:05
gerbickWie geht's23:05
juicemegerbick, you were bit early today :)23:06
MentalistTraceurHey all.23:06
MentalistTraceurAm I still connected?23:07
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peterleinchenYou are :)23:07
peterleinchenNOT23:07
peterleinchenGood evening all23:07
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MentalistTraceurHello again?23:07
MentalistTraceur(Had to reconnect, strange laggy-ness)23:08
gerbickHello all - I see you MT23:08
juicemeOksana's still asleep23:09
peterleinchenhow do you  know? :)23:10
juicemejust guessing, since it is so early down there :)23:10
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juicemeso, how has it been, fairly busy last week23:11
juicemepichlo, hi23:11
pichlohow did you know I joined?23:12
OksanaMoin :-)23:12
pichloI thought you said the last time that lurkers are invisible until they speak up!23:12
Siceloheh23:12
peterleinchenoksana, moin moin23:12
pichloBTW hi! :)23:13
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juicemeregarding the MCEV bank account, it's progressing okay, sent a thick wad of signed & notarized papers to germany , expecting them to be filled out correctly :)23:13
juicemeOksana hiya,23:13
peterleinchenjuiceme, thx23:13
juicemeSicelo, hiya23:13
OksanaWelcome M4rtinK :-)23:13
Sicelohi everyone.23:14
juicemepichlo, lurkers are invisible when thy have joined, but all joining and leaving show up23:14
OksanaLurkers (the ones who keep client connected all the time, even when they are away-asleep) are not recognisable as here, until they speak up.23:14
juicemeM4rtinK, hiya23:14
pichloYeah, saw Martin's notification23:14
juicemepichlo, yo will get the hang of it soon :)23:15
juicemeand when you have, you probably will want to switch using a console client with screen always running  :)23:15
MentalistTraceurCivilized people mark themselves Away when they know they'll just be leaving a client idling.23:16
MentalistTraceurJust sayin'.23:16
Sicelobut away is not visible in a channel :p23:16
Sicelounless sicelo_away, which is again another hot topic23:16
juicemealso, thanks to warfare for getting the domain switch done so neatly. I was expecting to need of speedy payment for the renewal but he graciously paid up the domains for an year at the same time!23:17
OksanaAway is visible, because the name in the list switch from black to grey-italic (chatzilla)23:17
Oksanaswitches*23:17
Siceloirssi?23:17
juicemeMentalistTraceur, I almost always remember to do that.23:18
juicemeand sometimes forget to mark myself back when I am taling again...23:18
Oksana:-)23:18
MentalistTraceurSicelo: that depends on client, but the point is the status is there for the querying.23:18
peterleinchenconsole clients also do it on their own (bitchX)23:19
pichloWell, for the time being, my client is webchat.freenode.net23:19
juicemesome clients do have a list of inmates on some sidepanel, so there's no need for checking status...23:19
* Sicelo is on irssi. anyway, not disagreeing with anybody23:19
MentalistTraceurSicelo: Yeah, me too, and I /do/ wish there was a quicker way to see Away-ness on it.23:20
M4rtinKhi! :)23:20
* juiceme misses bitchX, used it for years...23:20
OksanaThere is /wii or something command for that, but yes, sidepanel _is_ neat.23:21
* peterleinchen IS using it on N900 !!! :)23:22
OksanaOkay, so freemangordon wanted to look into the thumb target for auto-builder, domains are transferred, Win7Mac sent letter to Roschier about trademarks...23:22
* Oksana occasionally uses Chatzilla on N90023:22
OksanaWhat about IRC-plugin for Conversations-IM? Is it possible?23:22
MentalistTraceurOksana: I use irssi on N900. Have for years.23:22
MentalistTraceur:)23:23
SiceloOksana: that works. tried it once23:23
juicemeOksana, that command (/wii) does nothing for me... :(23:23
Sicelojuiceme: it's /wi .. short of /whois23:23
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juicemejuiceme> Oksana, that command (/wii) does nothing for me... :(23:23
M4rtinKOksana: would that make building & having Qt 5 available in Extras-Devel ?23:23
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juicemeSicelo thanks!23:24
M4rtinKOksana: because that would be very nice23:24
OksanaSorry, there was some kind of insanity with keyboard shortcuts, and the tab closed...23:24
juicemeit happens.23:26
M4rtinKOksana: would the thumb target make building Qt 5 and having it in Extras possible ?23:26
OksanaI do not expect that Qt5-building depends on thumb or not thumb... What was the problem with Qt5 on N900?23:27
M4rtinKOksana: I think it needs newer gcc and that the thumb stuff has it23:29
M4rtinKhttp://wiki.maemo.org/Qt5-Maemo523:30
OksanaAh, that's a related question: availability of the same gcc versions on all targets, and completeness of said gcc versions.23:30
M4rtinKin prerequisites for building Qt 5 for Maemo it lists "scratchbox ARMEL target CSSU-thumb toolchain setup (gcc4.7.2-linaro)"23:31
M4rtinKso that's why I'm asking :)23:31
juicemeso what's the version that's n there?23:32
OksanaKernel, as they said, does not have to be thumb - it can be CSSU-Testing. GCC, for some reason, is recommended 4.7.223:34
MentalistTraceurSounds to me like the wiki is misleading then.23:35
OksanaPrerequisites :     any scratchbox ARMEL target, tested with CSSU-thumb toolchain setup (gcc4.7.2-linaro) http://wiki.maemo.org/Qt5-Maemo5/Development23:35
MentalistTraceurAnd I think generally we should strive for newer GCC versions across the board.23:35
juicemegcc versions can be a real pain, it seems I am always running into some situation where it matters. Even more so with g++ versions :o23:35
OksanaThere need to be all (not buggy) versions available, so that it would be easier to compare them, and choose which one works better. And work out recommendations about which ones should - should not - be used.23:37
OksanaThere are currently: 3.4.4 (for Diablo and Fremantle); 4.2.1 and 4.4 (failed) and 4.6.1 (why non-free?) (for Fremantle)23:40
juicemeand what really bugs me is sometimes it goes the wrong way around; for example I rn into no end of trouble when building the current Jolla kernel with 4.7.3 until I tried it on another machine whic has 4.6.3... and guess what, the older one compiled it without a hitch!23:40
MentalistTraceurCompiler hell makes me just want to bitterly hate every coder that can't stick to one of the mostly supported C standard(s) (and the fact that I have to add that 's' makes me want to hate everyone for not rapidly adopting new standards and dropping the old), and less bitterly hate compiler writers (because their work is hard, so I'm willing to soften my hate for them).23:43
MentalistTraceurOf course, seriously speaking, I know there's good reasons why those things don't work out...23:44
MentalistTraceurbut it's more emotionally gratifying to just express the former sentiment, rather than being all mature about it.23:44
MentalistTraceur(Did I just contribute to a derailing of the discussion, or am I lagged out of IRC?)23:46
juicemeit's a good thing that development of compilers is fairly rapid; as there always are bugs that need to be corrected. However most problems IMHO are caused by developers then dancing around those bugs to get theit SW to build nicely, causing it to fail catastrophicaly later when the said bugs have been ousted... :(23:47
juicemeMT, derailing is the daily topic23:47
juicemehmmh, so railing it back23:47
juicemewhat's on the agenda now, I gave my status report :)23:48
pichloderailing again... perhaps I am getting old, but unlike MT, I hate developer who just HAVE to switch to a new version just because one came out just yesterday23:49
pichloif something works, what's wrong with it?23:50
M4rtinKthere are many different kinds of "works" :)23:50
pichlo(or users for that matter)23:50
M4rtinK+123:51
MentalistTraceurpichlo: If nothing is wrong with it, they shouldn't have made a new standard. But typically, if a better version is out, it's because something is wrong, and maybe you just haven't noticed it in your usecases.23:51
pichloMartink, true! :)23:51
juicemewell, what if it just feels dated? or the colors do not look so snappy this year? :o23:51
M4rtinKalso quite of ten something that "works" on the inside is a horrible unmaintainable mess on the inside23:52
M4rtinK*often23:52
MentalistTraceurFor example, C89 is mostly fine, but it has something wrong with it: the compiler can't make certain optimizations on functions which take several pointers to the same time, because it lacks what C99's "restrict" keyword provides.23:52
juicemeagreed with you there, especially on the c++ side!23:52
pichloMartinK, and "outside" for one of them, presumably :)23:52
MentalistTraceurAdmittedly, compilers mostly added the restrict keyword first, and C99 followed suit as a standard, but they too added it for a good reason (and back then that would've been a good reason to upgrade compilers, probably)23:54
pichloC99 is cool, nothing against it23:54
OksanaOk, getting back on track... juiceme , does the email template of voting system include personal voting link? MentalistTraceur, have you looked into PHP code calculating election results?23:55
juicemeOksana, nope, not implemented yet.23:55
M4rtinKBTW, just for an example what happens if you rebuild Fedora with GCC 5.0: https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/devel/2015-February/207549.html23:56
M4rtinKand thats just GCC 4.9 -> 5.023:56
M4rtinK<end off topic>23:56
OksanaDid X-Fade ever answer about adding alternative group contacts for Freenode? | juiceme, is help needed?23:57
juicemeOksana, there was somethng I thought of that might be a complication on implementing it but I cannot remember any longer what was it! nothing too seroius though.23:57
peterleinchenas that is for me just a nice-to-have23:57
peterleinchenbut calculation should work23:58
juicemeYou are welcome to look into it if you so wish :) I only have been too busy with other stuff to look into it yet.23:58
juicemeMentalistTraceur, did you look into the voting calculation problem?23:58
peterleinchenor it can be done manually (by a few only)23:58
MentalistTraceurOksana: juiceme: Still haven't had a chance to. (We should install an electric shock collar on me which would remind me to do so daily or something.)23:59
juicemepeterleinchen, now you lost me... do you mean the calculation manually or what?23:59

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