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bspencerMithrandir: lool : StevenK   Question about the PPA.  I was understanding the PPA to be used with Gutsy.  Is that right?00:54
StevenKbspencer: Right.01:17
bspencerMithrandir: lool  ping02:27
StevenKbspencer: Mithrandir is on holidays, and it has to be something like 2am for lool. What's up?02:27
bspencerHowdy StevenK 02:27
* StevenK waves02:27
bspencerI was trying to understand the PPAs02:27
bspencergutsy PPA and hardy PPA02:28
bspenceractually my goal is to know what the hildon-desktop story is02:28
bspencerwe are trying to find the ubuntu-mobile hildon-desktop02:28
StevenKhildon-desktop was uploaded to Hardy, and also to the Gutsy ubuntu-mobile PPA.02:28
bspencerso they are the same now and forever?02:29
StevenKThey are not.02:29
bspencerthere is a Hardy PPA curiously enough, which has hildon-desktop02:29
StevenKWhich means a Hardy version was also uploaded to the PPA for some reason - I suspect so it actually existed.02:29
StevenKPPAs are very easy to change, and while Hardy is in development, it is also fairly easy to change02:30
bspencerOK.  So if we are going to create a Moblin-OSV compliance spec, we will be looking at the Gutsy-PPA hildon-desktop since that is the only thing that works in an image today. 02:31
bspencerif/when we move to Hardy based images we can use that.02:31
StevenKRight. Which makes it simple since they are both the same version. They can be updated in lockstep if you so wish it.02:33
bspencergot it02:34
bspencerthanks for the input02:34
StevenKNo problem.02:34
* StevenK runs off to lunch, but with no idea of what to eat.02:34
dholbachgood morning07:12
loolStevenK: Around?08:43
loolStevenK: I just wanted to tell you that I'm switching from "let's kick modest and its deps until we have a build path and it runs" mode to "quiet" mode, where I'll basically work on other stuff.  I think the tinymail/modest blockers are solved, but please ping me if you meet any new one08:44
loolI'll pursue and bridge the upstream discussions I started when needs be08:45
StevenKHurray08:46
StevenKI find that modest hangs and mis-behaves on my Q108:46
loolStevenK: With gtkhtml?08:47
loolStevenK: You absolutely need to use tinymail SVN though08:47
loolThe version you were basing of had bugs here08:47
lools/basing of/basing on08:48
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asaclool: is there a package or bzr branch somewhere?12:25
asac(or a backtrace of the crashes you got with mozembed :))12:25
loolasac: I didn't investigate them further; upstream says it's experimental code in modest12:36
loolasac: I wasn't under the impression that they would be passionate about getting mdoest to work nicely with mozembed12:37
loolasac: And there are like millions of warnings and errors on startup, so it would make sense to fix these instead IMO12:37
loolasac: But if you like to build it, it's not too hard12:37
loolasac: You'll need to build tinymail out of SVN with the single line change to configure.ac to add the unstable CFLAGS, and modest is about the same amount of changes12:38
asaccurrently tinymail bails out here in camel12:38
asac../libtinymail-camel/bs/libbodystruct.a: could not read symbols: Bad value12:38
loolSVN tinymail?12:38
asachave you seen?12:38
loolNo12:38
asaci use --with-platform=mozembed12:38
asacaeh12:38
asacmaemo12:38
asac:)12:38
loolBig update it seems12:38
loolI just svn uped12:38
asacok --enable-imap-part-fetch12:39
asaci need i guess (reading the svn log)12:39
asaclool: did modest upstream say that mozembed is experimental or gtkhtml?12:40
loolmozembed backend is experimental in modest12:40
loolAnd they recommend gtkhtml and it's what they use for maemo12:41
loolasac: I get the same error you do12:41
lool/usr/bin/ld: ../libtinymail-camel/bs/libbodystruct.a(bodystruct.o): relocation R_X86_64_32 against `a local symbol' can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC12:41
loolThat's the actual error12:41
loolBuilding with -fPIC now12:42
asaclet me know12:43
lool../../libtinymail-camel/.libs/libtinymail-camel-1.0.so: undefined reference to `camel_folder_get_cache_filename'12:43
loolBut at least it doesn't bail out in the same ugly way12:43
asaci don't understand why to add -fPIC explicitly12:44
loolI think it's needed on amd6412:44
asacok i will get r306612:44
asacwow ... the modest svn log looks like they don't care12:47
asac* fixes, speedups12:47
asac* fixes12:47
asac* fixes all around12:47
asaclol12:47
asac:)12:47
loolYeah :-(12:47
StevenKThe debian/changelog is the same12:47
loolasac: Fortunately, there's the debian/changelog12:47
asacyou really want to use that in mobile?12:47
asacok tinymail r3066 builds \o/12:48
asacoh modest already integrated the gtkmozembed_glue.cpp stuff12:49
asacnice12:49
loolasac: Yeah, almost everything merged12:50
loolThey didn't drop the .c file though12:50
loolBut modest is using some old ABI we don't have and I think it needs big work to be fully working12:50
asacABI or API ?12:51
asacconfigure: error: you need to have either wpeditor or libwpeditor-plus installed12:53
asac??12:53
loolasac: ABI12:54
loolasac: Like the deprecated Gtk+ signals12:54
loolIt's not visible in the API (and you can't easily check in configure, especially when cross compiling) and checking at runtime would be impracticatl12:54
asacah12:54
loolasac: You need wpeditor-dev12:55
asacwhere is that?12:55
asacnot in hardy for me12:55
loolasac: And you should remove libwpeditor-plus* if you have them12:55
asaci have nothing :)12:55
loolasac: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lool/packages/wpeditor/2.12-0ubuntu1/hardy/12:55
asacthanks12:55
loolasac: If you're not running latest p.u.c crack, you're not "in"12:56
agoliveiraasac: Hi. Do you know any "Openoffice hacking for dummies"? I'm looking at the code and don't even know where to start. This thing uuencoded (God know why) is freaking me out.12:56
asacinstalled ... no going ahead12:57
asacagoliveira: i am not openoffice :) ... mozilla is my domain12:57
agoliveiraasac: Ooops, indeed, sorry :)12:57
asacnp12:57
asaclool: hildon-help or osso-help ?12:58
asacwhere to get that?12:58
StevenKagoliveira: calc is the guy is you want12:58
agoliveiraStevenK: Ah, thanks.12:58
loolasac: I don't think you need anything12:58
asaclool: nm ... i found libhildonhelp-dev12:58
asacwell modest with platform=maemo ... needs it12:58
loolYeah, no -help, but libhd-help-dev indeed12:59
lool(I dpkg -led \*help)12:59
asac... + mime + fm :) ... now its building13:01
asaclool: http://paste.ubuntu.com/2506/13:07
asacotherwise it fails because of fatal warnings13:07
asacwow ... modest starts13:11
asacmodest works :-D13:12
asacnow lets see with mozembed13:15
loolasac: Of course it works!  You didn't see my screenshot?  :)13:21
loolasac: I've sent a patch for the has_error thing already; I thought it was merged, grmblb13:22
loolasac: But Dirk is aware of it, so hopefully should be fixed soon13:22
asack13:35
loolasac: I've sent the fpic issue and the subsequent undefined symbol error to tinymail-devel@; I couldn't solve them rapidly enough, and I don't want to dig further since both are the result of recent changes14:12
asacsure14:13
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asaclool: who is the modest maintainer?16:55
asac(who did you send the patch to?)16:55
agoliveiraasac: I am a modest mainteiner!16:56
agoliveiraasac: Oh, you mean *the* modest mainteiner :)16:56
asacthe upstream maintainer i mean :)16:57
asac;)16:57
loolasac: To Dirk, as found in Debian changelog16:57
smagounasac: Dirk-Jan Binnema@nokia16:57
loolasac: I'm sending stuff to modest-devel@ now though16:57
agoliveiraasac: I couldn't let the joke oprtunity pass ;)16:58
loolagoliveira: :)16:58
asacagoliveira: yeah :)16:58
davidmAlmost time to start our weekly meeting...16:58
smagounlool: Is there a working archive for modest-devel?16:59
ian_brasili thought modest used tiny? if so the maintainer is p van hoof i think http://pvanhoof.be/blog/17:00
loolsmagoun: I don't think so, I wondered the same :-(17:00
davidmAre we ready to start?17:00
davidm#startmeeting17:00
MootBotMeeting started at 17:00. The chair is davidm.17:00
MootBotCommands Available: [TOPIC], [IDEA], [ACTION], [AGREED], [LINK], [VOTE]17:00
davidmAction items from last week, stating from the top17:01
davidm[topic] lool to take a look at bug # 172426 and see if he can reproduce it.17:01
MootBotNew Topic:  lool to take a look at bug # 172426 and see if he can reproduce it. 17:01
davidmlool, any luck?17:01
looldavidm: No, I didn't look at it17:03
davidmlool, carry it over until next week?17:03
bfillerdavidm: horace from Intel took and look and could only reproduce part of it17:03
loolI expect to have little time to look at it next week, but will resume work on it the following week17:03
looldavidm: Yes17:04
davidmlool, can you exchange email with horace to see what he knows?17:04
bfillerlool: horace checked in a fix into moblin hildon-desktop. Isn't he supposed to commit changes to launchpad?17:04
loolasac: [ Removing make installed files fixed the second tinymail build failure for me (see tinymail-devel) ]17:04
loolbfiller: Bah17:05
davidm[action] carry over lool to take a look at bug # 172426 and see if he can reproduce it. until Dec 20th.17:05
MootBotACTION received:  carry over lool to take a look at bug # 172426 and see if he can reproduce it. until Dec 20th. 17:05
looldavidm: We discussed this shortly with bfiller, and it seems Horace addressed another bug, but not the bug Bill is seeing and Horace and I don't17:05
davidmOK17:05
davidmThanks17:05
loolbfiller: They should IMO17:05
davidmnew topic then17:05
loolbfiller: Why they don't escapes me17:05
loolWhere's Bob?17:06
davidm[topic] bfiller to for looking into a better solution for a banner to be17:06
MootBotNew Topic:  bfiller to for looking into a better solution for a banner to be 17:06
loolWhere's Horace?17:06
bfillerlool: Horace is in China I think17:06
mawhalenBob Spencer?  17:06
mawhalenHe is in China working right now -17:06
mawhalenIt's the middle of the night17:06
mawhalenRusty is there too17:06
davidmThere is some meeting today that is keep Don Johnson from attending today.17:06
loolIs Moblin having weekly meetings where we should discuss using bzr?17:06
bfillerdavidm: I have temp solution for problem, waiting for hildon-desktop problems to be resolved17:06
loolmawhalen: Thanks for the info17:07
davidmbfiller, Do I need to carry over again or are you good? 17:07
bfillerdavidm: I will follow up directly with bspencer, so I you don't need to carry over17:07
davidmOK, thanks17:07
agoliveiramawhalen: Tell them to try the marinated snake! :)17:07
mawhalenand scorpions17:08
davidm[topic] Don_Johnson to get this written up (USB info) with some use cases and put it on the mail list.17:08
MootBotNew Topic:  Don_Johnson to get this written up (USB info) with some use cases and put it on the mail list. 17:08
davidmI'll take this, Don sent out the USB info and I am having it tested.  We have the client side files now and will see how it goes. 17:08
asaclool: ok i added the (new/current) modest and tinymail patches to: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~mozillateam/xulrunner/xulrunner-porting ... as you said modest was completely broken :)17:08
davidmSo I'm going to drop this action as complete.17:09
agoliveiraasac: Meeting now.17:09
davidmI'm going to skip "bspencer & Don_Johnson to clarify the process and deliverables" since neither of them are here17:09
loolasac: Well upstream said that17:10
davidm[topic] bspencer & horaceli to verify the ubuntu branch works17:10
MootBotNew Topic:  bspencer & horaceli to verify the ubuntu branch works 17:10
asacsorry for the interruption17:10
davidmasac, NP17:10
loolasac: Modest needs a lot of non-mozembed fixing and upstream says the mozembed part is experimental, so it seems we should focus on gtkhtml as a starter (given current constraint of the mobile team)17:10
davidmwhoops both are not here either. Next topic then17:11
loolCarry on?17:11
davidm[action] carry over to next week: bspencer & Don_Johnson to clarify the process and deliverables17:11
MootBotACTION received:  carry over to next week: bspencer & Don_Johnson to clarify the process and deliverables 17:11
* agoliveira thinks that's going to be a quick meeting :)17:11
davidm[action] continue to hold open: bspencer & horaceli to verify the ubuntu branch works17:11
MootBotACTION received:  continue to hold open: bspencer & horaceli to verify the ubuntu branch works 17:11
* lool goes filing surprize agenda items17:11
davidm[topic] smagoun Since my group needs it, I'll take an action item to test overriding exa for a gutsy psb backport17:11
MootBotNew Topic:  smagoun Since my group needs it, I'll take an action item to test overriding exa for a gutsy psb backport 17:11
smagounWorking on it today. Nothing to report, other than my current build crashes17:11
* agoliveira looks very hard towards Paris...17:11
davidmcarry the action forward?17:12
smagounhaven't had a chance to root-cause yet17:12
smagoundavidm: sure17:12
davidm[action] carry over smagoun Since my group needs it, I'll take an action item to test overriding exa for a gutsy psb backport. In progress.17:12
MootBotACTION received:  carry over smagoun Since my group needs it, I'll take an action item to test overriding exa for a gutsy psb backport. In progress. 17:12
davidmnext action then?17:12
davidm[topic] kyleN to test h-i-m and get back to StevenK on status Mobile Application spec: (issue documentation is light)17:13
MootBotNew Topic:  kyleN to test h-i-m and get back to StevenK on status Mobile Application spec: (issue documentation is light) 17:13
kyleNI haven't had a chance to try this out yet. Our project is currently expecting to use SCIM though.17:13
davidmOK, carry over then, or drop?17:13
kyleNit's onmy list to check, so I'd say drop it from the carry over17:13
davidmOK, will do.17:14
davidmThe next topic is for Amit and he is on holiday so it's a skip17:14
davidm[topic] amitk to update hardy ppa with drivers17:14
MootBotNew Topic:  amitk to update hardy ppa with drivers 17:14
davidmI don't know if this got done or not.17:15
davidm[action] carry over amitk to update hardy ppa with drivers17:15
MootBotACTION received:  carry over amitk to update hardy ppa with drivers 17:15
davidmThat concludes prior actions.17:15
davidmNew topics next17:15
davidm[topic] smagoun - Better tracking of LPIA build failures (correct versions of evince, freetype1, tasks, probably others didn't get into gutsy/lpia because of various build failures: [WWW] https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy/lpia/+builds)17:15
MootBotNew Topic:  smagoun - Better tracking of LPIA build failures (correct versions of evince, freetype1, tasks, probably others didn't get into gutsy/lpia because of various build failures: [WWW] https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy/lpia/+builds) 17:15
smagounWe've discovered - the hard way - that a number of LPIA builds failed, so correct versions of certain packages didn't make it into gutsy. For example, the gutsy/lpia versions of freetype1, evince, + tasks are out-of-date.17:15
smagounWe'd like to make sure this doesn't happen in the future. What's the best way to monitor LPIA builds to make sure they're sync'ed with i386?17:16
davidmagoliveira, lool any thoughts?17:17
agoliveiradavidm: Sorry, no. I don't know how this works. SOmeone from the build team is needed I guess.17:17
agoliveiraI remember that Tollef was looking into this.17:18
smagounHe's on holiday this week, right?17:18
davidmYes and I don't know where it's at, Tollef is on holiday, so I'll look into it and query the build team17:18
davidmsmagoun, yes he is.17:18
davidm[action] davidm to query build team on best way to monitor the i386 builds and the LPIA builds to stay in sync.17:19
MootBotACTION received:  davidm to query build team on best way to monitor the i386 builds and the LPIA builds to stay in sync. 17:19
davidmI'll also query tollef but he is on a real vacation and pretty much out of contact.17:19
davidmnext topic17:19
lool(I'm personally of the opinion that this is regular QA)17:19
lool(On our archive)17:19
agoliveiraI sent him an email days ago: no response.17:20
loolIt should be covered by some existing process or docs (I would be surprized if it isn't), but I'm not too familiar to tell which17:20
smagounI figured it might be a special case since LPIA is in ports.ubuntu.com17:20
davidmlool thanks, I'll check17:20
davidm[topic] ChickenCutlass - Discuss reasons behind the decision to use acpid, custom moblin battery applet instead of using gnome-power-manager and its status bar applet.17:21
MootBotNew Topic:  ChickenCutlass - Discuss reasons behind the decision to use acpid, custom moblin battery applet instead of using gnome-power-manager and its status bar applet. 17:21
ChickenCutlassI just wanted to get some info from Intel about how the decision was made to use a custom battery applet as well as acpid and not use the existing gnome-power-manager17:21
ChickenCutlassI think this might be a question for ToddBrandt 17:21
ChickenCutlassThere seems to be a bunch of duplicate code17:22
ChickenCutlassmore to maintain17:22
davidmToddBrandt, comments?17:22
davidmI see he's in the room but I'm not sure if he is watching.17:22
bfillercan anyone from Intel ping him?17:23
smagoun>14 hours 20 minutes17:23
mawhalenI will17:23
smagoundon't think he's here...17:23
davidmChickenCutlass, can you send him an email with your question?17:24
ChickenCutlassdavidm, ok -- I will post to the list17:24
loolBasically Intel is forking a lot of stuff and distros don't like forks17:24
ChickenCutlasslool, exactly17:24
davidmGood point.17:24
agoliveiraWe're going to have a very hard time trying to integrate it back.17:25
agoliveira*if*17:25
davidm[action] Michael Frey to post " Discuss reasons behind the decision to use acpid, custom moblin battery applet instead of using gnome-power-manager and its status bar applet" question to the list.17:25
MootBotACTION received:  Michael Frey to post " Discuss reasons behind the decision to use acpid, custom moblin battery applet instead of using gnome-power-manager and its status bar applet" question to the list. 17:25
davidm[topic] smagoun - startp performance update from agoliveira17:26
MootBotNew Topic:  smagoun - startp performance update from agoliveira 17:26
smagounI'd heard that agoliveira was measuring bootup time, any progress on that?17:26
smagoun(measuring + finding improvements)17:26
agoliveirasmagoun: Sorry, didn't have the chance to go into this yet. I made a few tests but nothing conclusive yet.17:26
agoliveiraI expect to be able to do it early next week.17:27
loolagoliveira: Did you manage to get bootchart working?17:27
smagounlool: It worked for us - apt-get install bootchart was all we needed17:27
agoliveiralool: On the Q1? yes.17:28
agoliveiraBut as I said, I didn't look into it very hard.17:28
davidmsmagoun, agoliveira has been stuck on claws fixes and some other work, it's top on his list now.17:28
smagounthanks17:28
davidmNP17:28
loolsmagoun: Yeah, for me too, which is why I wonder17:28
davidm[action] agoliveira to report next week any findings on boot speed.17:29
MootBotACTION received:  agoliveira to report next week any findings on boot speed. 17:29
agoliveiraDeal.17:29
davidmOK, I have no further new items, the floor is open as we have some time left... 17:29
davidm[topic] open floor17:30
MootBotNew Topic:  open floor 17:30
davidmAnything from anyone?17:30
davidmGoing once..........................................17:30
kyleNthe usb client use cases provided a lot of info17:30
kyleNthat Don J sent to list: just mentioning that17:31
davidmIt does, and with ARMS access we now have the client side code too.17:31
kyleNGoing twice.....17:32
davidmIt's a bit confusing but we are delving into it to see what it does.17:32
kyleNright17:32
davidmIndeed17:32
loolI'm worried that it ends in MIC17:32
agoliveiralool: MIC?17:32
smagounanyone else think that a squashfs partition + ext3 partition + big vfat parition is going to be a bit limiting?17:32
loolMIC simply doesn't sound like a very maintainable place to live17:32
smagounupgrades will be painful...17:32
loolagoliveira: moblin-image-creator17:32
agoliveirasmagoun: I think that will be a mess...17:32
davidmThat could be an issue.17:32
agoliveiralool: Oops :)17:32
loolsmagoun: I don't understand why they picked a real partition for vfat instead of a loopback mounted one17:33
smagounlool: I don't understand *any* of the decisions they made :)17:33
loolsmagoun: squashfs should go away17:33
davidmsmagoun, I hope it's not a "big" vfat partition, that could really eat space.17:33
loolsmagoun: It's supposed to be possible to have only a real ext317:33
loolDunno how far this support is at the moment though17:33
smagoundavidm: My understanding from the thing Don posted was that data was expected to be on the vfat partition? Or did I read it too quickly?17:34
robrwe really need to have Rusty in this discussion for USBC and VFAT17:34
loolrobr: +117:34
davidmrobr, that is true, otherwise we are spinning wheels17:34
kyleNyes, the data to share must be on vfat, which eems non great for usability17:34
kyleNseems17:34
loolIt sounds like userspace is not architectured for maintenance or upgrades, just one shot "we can do it"  :-/17:34
davidmShall we take this to the list and bring it back here if necessary?17:35
HappyCamp_laptopThe vfat was only put in a few days ago, by alek.  I'm sure it will be easy to make it a file on the system.17:35
HappyCamp_laptopAlso I thought squashfs was optional.17:35
robrwe seem to keep putting this discussion off from week to week, why don't we schedule a meeting when Rusty is back just for the USBC discussion so we can hammer it out once and for all17:36
loolHappyCamp_laptop: Did you have a change to discuss doing this in a separate codebase?17:36
HappyCamp_laptoplool: nope17:36
kyleNfrom a user's point of view, I'd want the photos/videos/music folders to be automatically sharable, but they are not in vfat17:36
loolHappyCamp_laptop: I think you should consider what happens if we need to fix a device; say, how do we provide an upgrade to the USB Client files which are in the vfat17:37
loolHappyCamp_laptop: I'm sure that if you discuss with Alek, you will want to split it out17:37
mdz_robr: +117:37
HappyCamp_laptopI'm confused, wouldn't you just copy the new files there?17:37
davidmrobr, that makes sense to me. Can you take the lead on pulling the meeting together?17:37
loolHappyCamp_laptop: Who would?17:37
robrif you don't put them on a VFAT partition your other choice is to share them over RNDIS/Samba which a whole bunch of other issues17:38
HappyCamp_laptopWhatever update program we come up with.17:38
robrdavidm: i can do that17:38
loolHappyCamp_laptop: We already have apt and dpkg; why would we want another program?17:38
kyleNrobr: right, so the usablity is questionable?17:38
davidm[action] robr to arrange a meeting around USB and VFAT issues.17:38
MootBotACTION received:  robr to arrange a meeting around USB and VFAT issues. 17:38
HappyCamp_laptopStill confused, why wouldn't the usb client files be part of a package?17:38
agoliveiraI had this crazy idea about creating a client application a la Apple :)17:39
loolHappyCamp_laptop: So you need some infrastructure to update the contents of the vfat17:39
loolHappyCamp_laptop: Which makes me wonder why we should do it in MIC in the first place17:39
lool(Since obviously MIC wont be installed on the final devices)17:40
HappyCamp_laptoplool: why?  vfat is mounted, and then you have package which installs content into wherever we decide to have vfat mounted.17:40
HappyCamp_laptopThat would be how I would think it should be done.17:40
loolHappyCamp_laptop: Hmm I wouldn't want a .deb installing data directly in a mounted vfat17:40
HappyCamp_laptopwhy not?17:40
HappyCamp_laptopIs that a problem?17:40
loolI am not sure dpkg is ready to cope with installing packages over vfat17:41
HappyCamp_laptopBecause if not, things will be more difficult :(17:41
HappyCamp_laptopvfat makes things more difficult :(17:41
davidmI think before we go to far with this conversation we need to have the right people in the meeting.17:41
HappyCamp_laptopokay17:41
looldavidm: good point17:41
davidmOK so it's tabled until robr gets the right people together then.17:42
loolHappyCamp_laptop: So I would personally thing it would be simpler to have a package take a directory and generate a vfat out of it; this generation could happen each time we drop something in that dir17:42
loolHappyCamp_laptop: I didn't see any drawback to this, and it keeps the problem simple17:42
loolHappyCamp_laptop: I'm happy to setup a meeting with you and Alek to discuss this17:42
HappyCamp_laptoplool: okay, I don't understand but I'm sure you can explain it :)17:42
davidmOK, anything else new? I don't see anything new on the meeting wiki17:43
HappyCamp_laptoplool: you will need to meet with us individually, and probably alek first.  alek_desktop is in PRC and I am in Oregon.  Will be tough for you to meet with us at the same time.17:43
loolHappyCamp_laptop: Ok; will meet with him then; is he aware of the public meeting?17:43
agoliveiraHappyCamp_laptop: Maybe bring him there for the sprint?17:43
robractually i think lool needs to meet with alek rusty happycamp and me17:44
davidmrobr please make sure I'm on that list too.  Thanks17:44
HappyCamp_laptoprobr, lool is in Europe and sound asleep when we normally meet with PRC.17:44
robragoliveira: that's a good suggestion17:45
loolHappyCamp_laptop: I probably am, it feels like you wake up when I go to bed and vice-versa; it's very bad for day to day questions / work17:45
robrHappyCamp_laptop: understood, but if we're going to solve this someone is going to lose some sleep17:45
lool(Nobody to blame here, it's just a fact)17:45
agoliveiralool: When in need, blame the new guy...17:45
agoliveiraHmm... that means you :)17:45
loolrobr: If it's one shot, I guess I can be the one; but I'll need to plan with a lot of advance time then17:46
HappyCamp_laptoplool: sorry about that.  I usually start work late so that it is easier to work with PRC, since I have to work late.17:46
robror you just blame HappyCamp17:46
* agoliveira can't say that. He's the boss :)17:46
loolAs my computer is basically in the room where my wife sleeps (and me too naturally)17:46
robri might be able to convince Alek to stay up a little late, 9am PST is only 12 midnight in PRC17:47
davidmOK, so we have a short range plan, robr is going to find a suitable time for everyone to meet, recognizing that someone is going to be a bit inconvenienced.17:48
HappyCamp_laptop"only" ;)17:48
robrcorrection, that's 1am17:48
loolrobr: I'm in UTC + 1 ATM, can you send some meeting proposals via email to all of us?17:48
robrlool: sure17:49
loolThanks17:49
davidmOk we already have an action item for that so we are good.17:49
loolWe need to exchange more with Intel; I feel we go through huge pains because we don't exchange enough in advance :)17:49
davidmOK, there is no new additions to the wiki page for the meeting.  Are we done then?17:50
agoliveiraJust a quick note: is Intel aware about our company-wide hollidays? If not, maybe they should.17:51
davidmGood point, we are off from Dec 24th - Jan 1 back on Jan 217:53
davidmI'll make sure Don Johnson has this info, I think he does already.17:53
davidm#endmeeting17:54
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agoliveiraI'm starting a week earlier so my last week working this year is the next.17:54
ian_brasillool: if you haven't already done so you might want to contact pvanhoof 'at' gnome.org directly rather than the nokia maintainer of modest17:57
loolian_brasil: The Nokia maintainer seemed to be doing all the commits17:58
loolAnother Nokia guy who's hard to reach is the wpeditor maintainer17:58
loolDidn't respond to me yet17:58
InSearchOfAnyone around?17:59
loolHappyCamp: So, do you want me to clarify the idea for vfat maintenance?18:00
agoliveiraInSearchOf: Lot's of people around :) Say hi to Sasha :)18:00
sodarock_homelool: sure18:01
ian_brasillool: ok, most of the underlying modest stuff is tiny so i think he is upstream of upstream18:01
loolian_brasil: Okay; thanks for the tip18:01
sodarock_homelool, can you write it up as an email?  Alek is the one doing the implementation.18:02
loolsodarock_home: sodarock_home HappyCamp HappyCamp_ubuntu HappyCamp_laptop how many do you get here?  :)18:02
sodarock_homeI've been busy with Fedora enablement on MIC.18:02
InSearchOfhey agoliveira 18:02
sodarock_homelool: sorry, home system, work system 1, work system 2, etc...18:02
loolsodarock_home: I did write it up in my email to ubuntu-mobile@18:02
sodarock_homelool: okay, I will make sure to read it and send it to alek.18:02
loolsodarock_home: Yup, saw the many commits for Yum support18:03
loolsodarock_home: I basically read your commits messages as you might have guessed  ;)18:03
loolsodarock_home: I've Cc:ed Alek in my message since you mentionned he worked on the subject18:03
sodarock_homelool: We are trying to get Fedora working, then Red Flag will be getting their stuff working too.18:03
InSearchOfI'm from pdaXrom, www.pdaxrom.org, we are looking at starting to dev. for ubuntu for the use on ARM arch.18:04
loolsodarock_home: Are you expecting Ubuntu installs to be able to run MIC to bootstrap their dist (don't know how it's called) and UME and Red Flag installs to be able to do the same?18:04
InSearchOfagoliveira, you were talkin to sash earlier correct?18:05
sodarock_homelool: basically you will be able to do the same thing on Fedora/Red Flag as you do now with Ubuntu.  Is the goal.18:05
loolsodarock_home: Okay; so I don't expect I'll run tests to bootstrap their distro myself, but I can ensure the deps are in place to do so18:05
sodarock_homelool, if you have an Ubuntu host, you can do Ubuntu images.  and vis-versa18:05
loolsodarock_home: Are you currently doing QA at Intel on how MIC works in UME with pure UME repos?18:06
sodarock_homeBut Ubuntu will not be able to make a redflag/fedora image.  Though if you did install yum on Ubuntu you could.18:06
loolsodarock_home: Ah so you don't want to allow RF images from Ubuntu hosts in particular?18:06
loolsodarock_home: Well that's the question I'm asking: do you want to pull yum in the Ubuntu MIC packages18:06
sodarock_homeMy goal is only to make them work on their respective distributions, since trying to do more seemed like more work.18:06
sodarock_homelool: I don't think so18:07
loolsodarock_home: Okay; nobody will do QA for cross rootstrapping IIUC?18:07
agoliveiraInSearchOf: Yep. I know him for quite some time.18:07
loolOk18:07
loolsodarock_home: How is their mobile edition called?18:07
lool(RF)18:07
sodarock_homelool: no plans on my end, but things can always change.  I wasn't planning on adding yum support to MIC, but then I was told to :)18:07
sodarock_homelool: midinix or something like that?  midlinux?18:08
sodarock_homeI forget, neither of those look correct :(18:08
InSearchOfagoliveira, well I believe sash was speaking to you about moving pdaxrom to the ubuntu platform... opening up the use on ARM devices18:08
loolsodarock_home: Are you at Intel building stuff from UME, or testing our daily builds?18:08
loolsodarock_home: I mean, are you doing QA with "pure" UME?18:08
sodarock_homelool: I don't think so.  We primarily are testing using Gutsy and moblin.org18:09
loolsodarock_home: MIDLinux seems to match on Google18:09
sodarock_homeI believe, but not positive.18:09
agoliveiraInSearchOf: Yes, he told me about it.18:09
loolsodarock_home: Ok, thanks for the info18:09
InSearchOfsashz, your here18:09
sashzyes18:09
sashzhi18:09
sodarock_homeOkay, well I'm going to go into work now, lool 18:09
agoliveiraInSearchOf: As I told him, we don't have any support now for anything but Intel's LPIA but as the base of UME is Maemo, shouldn't be hard to do it.18:10
loolsodarock_home: have fun18:10
InSearchOfagoliveira, as of today I'm going to start working on pdaXrom/ubuntu... I'm going to be putting together another svn branch18:12
agoliveiraInSearchOf: Cool.18:12
InSearchOfagoliveira, sash noted about the build systems you guys us... it is not up to par?18:12
agoliveiraInSearchOf: I'm sorry but I don't understand what are you asking.18:13
InSearchOfagoliveira, nevermind :-)18:14
mawhalenlool: aren't the daily builds still off Gutsy?  Do you have Hardy daily UME builds?18:15
loolmawhalen: I don't know where the hardy daily builds stand; my builds are hardy at the moment, and the hardy MIC pulls from hardy18:17
mawhalenWe have a resource that we were going to start looking at doing some integration test of the Hardy UME builds18:17
mawhalenCould he contact you to figure out where to get the bits?18:17
mawhalen Or - could do it on mailing list - 18:18
loolmawhalen: I'm not sure what bits you need, so I can't promess anything18:19
loolmawhalen: But he's welcome to ask me (or the mailing-list) anything :)18:20
mawhalenI'll have him come and search!18:20
mawhalenthx 18:20
InSearchOfall, is there anyone has attempted ARM builds that I could cross reference with?18:27
agoliveiraInSearchOf: Not that I'm aware of.18:35
ramesh_lool: where can I get a MIC that I can build hardy images with ?18:37
loolramesh_: You can configure the latest MIC in gutsy or hardy to do so, and the MIC in hardy will do so by default18:38
InSearchOfagoliveira, thanks18:40
ramesh_lool : Thanks.18:56
InSearchOfagoliveira, do you mind if I ask you a few questions? or point me in the direction to find some info about UME19:35
agoliveiraInSearchOf: Sure, no problem.19:36
InSearchOfwell first where can I find some info on UME19:36
InSearchOfwhere are the UME source repos? 19:37
agoliveiraInSearchOf: The source are the same for Ubuntu the only differece is that when it's built to run on lpia arch, it links the hildon interface. IF you want to build an image to start with, check the image-builder package.19:38
InSearchOfagoliveira, is UME run using XFCE, OpenBox, or a custom build gui?19:40
agoliveiraHildon which is the maemo's one. The WM itself is matchbox.19:41
ToddBrandtChickenCutlass: you still on?19:42
ToddBrandtdavidm: you as well?19:42
ChickenCutlassToddBrandt, yes19:42
ToddBrandtsorry to miss the meeting19:42
davidmI'm still here19:42
ToddBrandtthe answer to why I built the battery applet pretty by reusing snippets of gpm code instead of just installing gpm is that we have a custom solution for power management called PPM19:43
davidmNP ToddBrandt 19:43
ToddBrandtso GPM would just get in the way19:43
ChickenCutlassToddBrandt, so why build PPM19:43
ToddBrandtI just added the battery applet so that the user could see what the charge state is, that's all19:43
davidmToddBrandt, so you could not just extend GPM?19:44
ToddBrandtChickenCutlass: that is a deep philosophical question that only Rusty can really answer, but the short of it is that we started the project without knowing which license we were approved for19:45
ToddBrandtso GPM is GPLv2, and that was out initially19:45
ToddBrandtas for why we don't just extend GPM, actually I think it's not a bad idea to do that, but ultimately the decision's Rusty's19:45
ChickenCutlassToddBrandt, ok -- I am just trying to understand some decisions that were made.  I am also trying to reduce the amount of "new" code19:46
ToddBrandtI think at this point the PPM infrastructure is so different that it would be harder to extend than just to continute on the original course19:46
ToddBrandtyea, I understand, new code is generally bad19:46
ChickenCutlassToddBrandt, where is PPM -- is that a moblin project19:46
ToddBrandtI've looked over the GPM code and it seems to incorporate alot of things that PPM has covered in parallel, but I believe that PPM is also tuned to handle some hardware spefici features of LPIA19:47
ToddBrandtyea, it's on moblin.org, I thought they made a project page for it but I could be wrong19:47
ChickenCutlassI will check19:47
ToddBrandtmawhalen: what's the project site for PPM?19:47
ToddBrandtI know there's a blueprint for PPM19:49
ToddBrandtbecause I wrote the first version of it, but it has since been hugely  modified19:49
ChickenCutlassToddBrandt, ok -- i will look it up19:50
ToddBrandthttp://moblin.org/projects_ppm.php19:50
ToddBrandtthere's the page, found it19:50
ChickenCutlassToddBrandt, thanks19:50
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ToddBrandtChickenCutlass: one other reason for not just reusing GPM is it's desktop oriented and PanelApplet based I think, where all the moblin stuff is based on the hildon API which uses objects a little higher up the GTK tree from PanelApplet, Hildon status bar applets are all just children of the GtkButton class19:52
ToddBrandtPlus GPM uses libbobobo which is also unued on moblin19:53
ChickenCutlassToddBrandt, got it19:53
mawhalenagoliveira: you online?20:33
agoliveiramawhalen: Yes, right here.20:34
mawhalenagoliveira: i heard your samsung hd crashed20:34
agoliveiramawhalen: Well, not completely but it's not 100% I guess. Working but making some strange noises.20:34
mawhalenagoliveira: did david get you a new drive?  OR is there anyway to order one easily to Brazil?20:34
agoliveiramawhalen: I already got one, no need to worry about it.20:35
mawhalenagoliveira: talk nicer to it20:35
mawhalenagoliveira: ok - 20:35
agoliveiraThanks for asking. BTW, if you have another Q1 needing a good home, I'll be glad to find it :)20:35
mawhalenagoliveira: only if I don't have to ship it to Brazil...20:37
mawhalenagoliveira: I actually don't have any spares at the moment20:37
agoliveiramawhalen: Just kidding but anyway, I'll be there in January so I can bring one if necessary.20:38

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