[06:10] mlankhorst, hi [06:10] sorry again for accusing you yesterday ;) [06:11] mlankhorst, are your wine-pulse patches related/based on http://source.winehq.org/patches/data/87234 ? [06:11] specifically v18 [06:34] ricotz: no that guy doesn't know how to winepulse [06:35] he tried to rewrite my version but he's lacking the knowhow to make it work right :) [06:36] mlankhorst, ok, so proposing this patch seems not good then [06:36] mlankhorst, dont you want to propose your original ones? [06:37] ricotz: my patches are in ubuntu-wine ppa [06:37] mlankhorst, due the lack of updates a while ago, i was uploading some wine git snapshots to one of my ppas [06:37] mlankhorst, i know [06:37] it's just stock wine + some patches from repo.or.cz/w/wine/multimedia.git [06:38] not all of them, some were disabled :) [06:39] nice, i rebased my snapshot on your updates [06:40] but was trying for fun to see how low I could make latency with my patches there [06:41] mlankhorst, with some small packaging changes which are probably good for wine ppa too -- http://paste.debian.net/plain/176553 [06:41] dsound was underrunning once every few seconds on a 3.3ms queue (as opposed to continuously) [06:42] mlankhorst, so wine ppa users are your guinea-pigs now ;P [06:43] ricotz: no I keep the more stable version upstream, I just wanted to know how low I could make latency [06:43] ok [06:44] But wine refused my submission of winepulse on non-technical grounds, preferring to rewrite it instead. I resigned from wine development as a result. :) [06:45] mlankhorst, hmm too bad :\, yeah pulseaudio support for wine is a long story afair [06:45] that repo still has the original date for winepulse patch [06:46] http://repo.or.cz/w/wine/multimedia.git/commit/6c162fb88c40b5fd916129202065bbf672b4dc8f Thu, 28 Apr 2011 07:45:18 +0000 (09:45 +0200) [06:46] I just never submitted it upstream until they finally accepted they needed it. [06:47] i see, i hope they will reconsider it then [06:47] nah sadly not [06:47] but having this "other" patch in the review-queue doesnt seem good then [06:48] oh it's no problem, I can keep patching winepulse. :p [06:49] right, and if it gets accepted the door is open for improvements [06:49] it's a rewrite of my version but the guy rewriting it didn't understand what I did and why I did it, so I'll just keep my version in instead.. [06:51] bjsnider: yeah, it was Sarvatt :) [06:52] in the ball room, with a knife [06:52] mlankhorst, i see, but it is probably better to join forces [06:52] ;) [06:53] ricotz: I resigned from developing wine upstream until current dictator is stepping down or overthrown. At this point I believe I know sound just as well as anyone else involved in wine. [06:54] so it's really not hard for me to maintain [06:55] mlankhorst, alright, thanks for that! [06:56] used to be sound maintainer for wine so I reserve the right to shake heads at the direction they take. :p [06:56] heh :P [06:58] and hard realtime is still fun [07:01] I love how much the kernel has improved there :) [07:21] RAOF: How come xserver-xorg-input-synaptics is still in the unapproved sru queue? :) [07:31] 'cause I didn't get to it yesterday :) [07:32] ah k :) [07:33] syncing was keeping me busy yesterday, but I think using a dma-buf to sync dma-bufs with will work [07:54] How's that going? Found the magical intel fences? [07:58] well because it's dma-buf it's brilliant, even if I don't find it I can use it with intel [08:02] dma-buf can share with cpu too :) [08:02] Handy :) [08:03] that's why I love it, but I'm hoping for more feedback so I have more confidence it will work with radeon too in hardware [08:04] Have I mentioned before that Mesa's habit of including calls to pkg-config in their makefiles is infuriating? :X [08:09] direct calls? [08:09] Yes; their configure is a lie. [08:10] I pity the person who wants to cross compile mesa :) [08:17] well looks like radeon has a WAIT_REG_MEM and a MEM_WRITE, perfect [08:22] it has a 16-byte alignment which is fine, nvidia has the same requirement === yofel_ is now known as yofel [21:06] tjaalton, how's the fix for 999910 coming along? [21:06] bjsnider: it's in pre-proposed [21:06] and upstream 3.2-queue [21:07] is it possible to grab it early? [21:07] yes, check kernel-ppa-pre-proposed [21:08] cool [21:10] it seems to have daily builds, if there have been changes to git [21:10] it also has wacom intuos5-support backported :) [21:57] mlankhorst, heh now you're famous on phoronix ;-) [22:43] weeee [22:53] bryceh: I've given up a long time ago on getting it into wine, now branched off my sound work entirely :) [22:58] * bryceh nods [22:59] mlankhorst, perhaps you could employ violence to get your pulseaudio driver accepted [23:00] ah of course, the git push --violent option [23:00] bjsnider: it costs less energy to keep developing out of tree :) [23:01] git push --violent dispatches nameless, faceless goons to play street bsaeball on your enemies though [23:04] seems to not be implemented here :( [23:07] i'm using an experimental branch invented in chicago in the 1920s