=== dholbert_ is now known as dholbert [11:40] guys, do all browsers on ubuntu sharing a common XUL version look in a common folder for plugins? e.g. will all of them look in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins? [15:52] [reed]: ffox 3.0 in gutsy isnt firefox 3 ... its granparadiso. [15:53] directhex: if you package things up, use /usr/lib/xulrunner-addons/plugins ... if you want to write a custom installer use the dir you suggested [15:54] asac, so *all* xul-based browsers on ubuntu will look in /usr/lib/xulrunner-addons/plugins? [15:54] directhex: all xul-1.9-or-later based applications ... yes [15:54] (not only browsers) [15:55] asac, okay, good. and that applies on debian too? i know their xul stack differs a little [15:56] asac hello [15:57] when can we expect lightning 0.9 for Deb and Ubuntu? [15:58] directhex: debian does their own thing. we have been first with all this ... the intentionally broke things to make our life harder [16:00] directhex: but debian doesnt really try to seriously maintain this [16:01] directhex: they even want to cancel security support. which basically means that hopefully they wont include xulrunner or iceweasel at all - but probably they will do anyway and just dont care that the xulrunner maintainer doesnt care about security [16:04] i'm not enormously fussed about the politics, i just want to prepare the best package i can. preferably without the rather bulky debian/links in the current source package [16:05] directhex: which package? [16:06] asac, moonlight, the open-source implementation of microsoft silverlight. marillat has made an initial package without asking anyone on the pkg-mono team if they had anything to offer, i'd like to fix up what he's done & get it into debian, and from there, jaunty. [16:08] directhex: ok. put it where you want then ... mozilla.plugins will probably work too [16:11] directhex: what license is moonlight? [16:11] http://anonsvn.mono-project.com/viewvc/trunk/moon/LICENSE?revision=112447&view=markup [16:12] i.e. mostly lgpl2, some mit/x11, ms-pl [16:13] its a mess license [16:13] "no later" + everything that interfaces with other licenses becomes that license [16:13] also you can buy other rights from novell [16:14] so either i can make this GPLv3 or later by just changing the code to use GPLv3 bits [16:15] or its a complete mess :) [16:17] directhex: is there a spec for this silverlight thing? how did mono figure out how to code this? [16:31] applying text on http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/bb188743.aspx to lessons learnt from mono, i think. i think they got a basic implementation running within 3 weeks. #mono on gimpnet can better answer history lesson questions [16:32] and i think about a year ago MS started providing detailed specs & test suites to novell [16:32] from what i hear, it's also been suggested more than once that MS get the spec submitted to ISO/ECMA. but that kind of thing takes time [17:35] directhex: ok thanks [17:35] directhex: can you put that plugin in a ppa? [17:37] directhex: could you please add the Npp-* headers to the binary plugin package control? [17:37] directhex: look in gnash or other plugins we ship [17:37] asac, yes, i can, it'll go into my mono PPA - but i want to clean it up a little first. an inital version is already in debian-multimedia, but needs tweaking [17:38] directhex: with those Npp-* headers the plugin package will be automatically picked up by the plugin finder wizard of firefox [17:38] asac, oh, that's clever. thanks for the tip! [17:39] directhex: how high is the likelyhood that the silverlight files will actually be playable on linux/mono/moonlight? [17:39] is that supposed to be 100% compatible? [17:40] asac, this likely: http://www2.apebox.org/wordpress/wp-content/gallery/00-single/moonlight.png [17:40] asac, it's totally a work in progress, but it's heading towards 100% much much faster than, say, gnash [17:41] directhex: ok. [17:44] asac, i have a fair few people using my PPA - though only 2 of the packages right now aren't just simple backports - http://directhex.mfgames.com/hardy.html === nm-rocker is now known as asac