[12:21] It was suggested in #ubuntu-devel I ask what is the status of mobile-karmic-android-execution-environment? [12:22] Id like to contribute to this projekt. [12:56] EricInBNE: Good question [12:56] EricInBNE: I'm not sure who's working on that in Ubuntu [12:57] EricInBNE: But some Canonical OEM folks worked on it a while ago [12:57] ChickenCutClass and DebbieFoghorn [12:57] this represents some of the UDS discussions on the topic: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Specs/AndroidExecutionEnvironment [13:34] http://mjfrey.blogspot.com/ [13:35] lool, I sent that guy an email but he ignored it [13:38] EricInBNE: I'm afraid these are busy people :-/ [13:38] EricInBNE: are you familiar with ubuntu packaging and/or android alrready? [13:39] yeah I write code for android. [13:39] looks like no pkgs in karmic-koala-beta5 either. [13:39] Ok; so my memory of where things stood is quite faint at this point [13:40] EricInBNE: Basically I recall a demo at UDS where each android app was running in its own environment [13:40] with toplevel panel in each window [13:40] One dalvik per app [13:41] that was heavy and not really nice since you didnt get much android/ubuntu integration [13:41] I understand the bulk of the effort was into patching android bits to build under ubuntu and in particular getting it to build with glibc [13:41] i'm interessted in using the moblin interface. But the original moblin wont work on a CeleronM-processor. It is possible, that the ubuntu moblin remix work on such a processor? [13:41] also, they used some kernel patches but not all of them [13:42] EricInBNE: What was your goal exactly? Running android apps under ubuntu? [13:42] wutzara: it does yes [13:42] lool: I run an android startup about 5 engineers. we'd love to have our app running on ubuntu. [13:42] wutzara: We're building our packages for the usual Ubuntu architectures, the daily image is an i386 one and supports 586+ or 686+ so celeron m is definitely supported [13:43] we are writing quite a bit of open source code at the moment [13:43] EricInBNE: That's excellent [13:43] EricInBNE: Well it's still a little early for Michael/Debbie (they are on the East Coast) but I'll try getting in touch with them to see where things stand [13:46] lool, cool. if Im asleep just /msg gambler (thats another entity of me that runs 24hrs) [13:46] ok. Thats excellent. Is there a possibility to collaborate on the interface? or are there plans for an sdk or something? [13:46] EricInBNE: ack [13:46] wutzara: android or moblin? [13:46] lool: moblin [13:46] wutzara: what do you need an sdk for? [13:46] I mean it's just regular ubuntu development style [13:49] :) i dont know the regular ubuntu development style ;) i thought because the UI is something new, with many new librarys (clutter etc pp) so i thought it can be possible that a environment for development will be puplished ;) [13:49] wutzara: it's the same environment [13:49] wutzara: You can either develop from moblin or from regular ubuntu [13:50] lool, it would be great if he just published his git or bzr tree somewhere... [13:52] is it possible to make programs that integrate directly into the interface of moblin? for example i want a RSS Reader for the HomeZone [14:16] wutzara: I bet it's absolutely doable [14:16] wutzara: Check out what the existing applets do and do the same thing [14:18] lool: ok thanks for the informations! at the moment i try to start the live-cd with my usb-stick. in my first attempt he said something about uncompression failure. Is it possible to run that iso from usb? [14:19] wutzara: You cant dd the ISO to USB like the moblin images [14:19] wutzara: You need to use usb-creator to write it to an USB stick [14:19] i use the usb-creator from ubuntu. [14:21] wutzara: that should work [14:21] wutzara: so what's the issue exactly? [14:21] Do you get the language menu? [14:22] lool: yes i see the language menu and start only the live-cd without installation. then a uncompession failure stop the boot process. but maybe my stick was not clean so i decided to partition it new [14:23] lool: now it works i see the bootbar [14:36] heh, bootbar ... [14:37] I noticed something missing off of unr last night. I went to click on network in order to connect to my samba share and it isn't there :( [14:37] * ogra remembers a user calling it "the worm" in a bug ... "my worm is only 1/4 long" :) [14:45] davmor2: Does the same bug impact desktop? [14:46] StevenK: no place->network is listed only on unr [14:47] sorry should be a comma after listed [14:50] StevenK: you can access it if you first open nautilus and then select network but I think it should be displayed under devices or something on the default system [14:56] davmor2: File a wishlist bug against netbook-launcher [14:56] StevenK: No probs === cprov is now known as cprov-lunch === cprov-lunch is now known as cprov [19:28] where is the equivalent of Places->Connect to server in UNR? [20:29] mdz: I don't think there is one right now, unless you count doing it directly from nautilus [20:31] mdz: should be pretty simple to add a menu item for nautilus-connect-server though [20:48] plars, thanks [20:49] mdz: I don't *think* I've seen a bug on that one yet, but I can hunt around a bit an open one, unless you'd prefer to [21:37] lool, ping [22:00] playya: half pong [22:00] playya: Just ask here or send an email, I might drop soon (11pm here) [22:09] hehe. me too [22:10] i just saw you are a gstreamer maintainer and want to ask sth about a patch [22:11] gst_child_proxy_{set,get}_property checks to early for G_IS_VALUE(value) [22:11] should i remove it completely or move it after the lookup lool ? === matt_c_ is now known as matt_c