triptec | in ubuntu, is it possible to detect 2 gestures at the same time? | 08:26 |
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Satoris | Yes. | 08:26 |
triptec | or is it like windows where one have to release a gesture before another one can begin | 08:27 |
triptec | os | 08:27 |
triptec | oh* | 08:27 |
triptec | I'm about to make a multitouch flash application will that work u think? | 08:27 |
triptec | on ubuntu? | 08:27 |
Satoris | Flash as in Adobe Flash? | 08:30 |
triptec | yeah | 08:30 |
Satoris | Probably not. | 08:30 |
triptec | oh | 08:30 |
triptec | well, I guess I didn't really think so but I was more hoping | 08:31 |
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cnd | triptec, you can make flash apps, but they don't have any multitouch support in ubuntu | 14:11 |
cnd | being closed source and all, we don't have any way of fixing that | 14:11 |
cnd | especially since they've abandoned flash on Linux anyway | 14:12 |
dandrader | cnd, flash is abandoned on Linux!? oh, didn't know that.. | 14:15 |
cnd | dandrader, yeah | 14:15 |
cnd | adobe has stopped development | 14:16 |
cnd | they have committed to a few years of security fixes | 14:16 |
cnd | but that's it | 14:16 |
dandrader | when was that announced? | 14:16 |
cnd | a couple months ago | 14:16 |
dandrader | ok.. | 14:16 |
Satoris | They are providing it with Chrome, though. | 14:16 |
cnd | http://www.zdnet.com/blog/open-source/adobe-abandons-linux/10418 | 14:16 |
dandrader | hopefully html5 replaces all current flash use cases overtime | 14:17 |
cnd | dandrader, bregma, tvoss, Satoris: standups :) | 14:17 |
dandrader | as for my status report: checking how nux is integrated with compiz in unity. putting geis events into nux | 14:17 |
Satoris | In addition to Arsenal I have been working on my other team. In fact, I'm not sure if I should even be here any more. | 14:17 |
cnd | I got some X patches off my plate, so I need to do some small revisions to the uTouch article and then some more research | 14:18 |
tvoss | sprint organization, Kanban fun | 14:18 |
cnd | Satoris, if you have other work, then I think it's ok if you don't keep coming to this meeting | 14:18 |
cnd | it probably won't last much beyond this week anyway | 14:18 |
cnd | Satoris, just make sure to follow up and get the arsenal stuff done | 14:18 |
cnd | Satoris, where does that stand? | 14:19 |
Satoris | I have a merge request going. | 14:19 |
cnd | ok | 14:19 |
Satoris | Then I need to get it run on the production machines. | 14:19 |
bregma | it's a stat holiday here today | 14:20 |
cnd | bregma, ok, please leave then :) | 14:20 |
cnd | we don't want your kind round here no more | 14:20 |
bregma | I just did, not I'm back again | 14:20 |
cnd | until tomorrow :) | 14:20 |
bregma | I don;t seem to have a login to the kanban -- should I, or do I need to go to someone? | 14:20 |
Satoris | Getting back to knee deep C++ was an interesting change. All those static hoops you have to leap through and all. | 14:21 |
cnd | tvoss, bregma's comment ^^ | 14:22 |
tvoss | bregma, just don't ask ;) | 14:22 |
dandrader | cnd, is there any problem in having multiple subscriptions with the very same parameters/filters? | 14:29 |
cnd | dandrader, I don't think so | 14:30 |
dandrader | cool | 14:30 |
dandrader | I was wondering the other day, what's the use case for gesture classes that dynamically appear, change and go away? | 14:37 |
bregma | that should only happen when the mythical programmable recognizer comes into being | 14:39 |
dandrader | hmm | 14:40 |
cnd | dandrader, we had some interesting ideas way back that never materialized | 14:44 |
cnd | bregma created geis in a way that provided for those ideas | 14:44 |
cnd | but some areas look like holes or odd interfaces without them | 14:44 |
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