[05:26] How to see the source code of an calculator application in ubuntu? === Postremus1 is now known as Postremus [20:41] Hey :O [20:42] How do I install an application I created in ubuntu? [20:47] Hello [20:47] Hello ironhalik [20:48] ironhalik: Do you know how can I install an app I made? [20:50] Sorry - I'm a newbie here, that's why I'm here. :) [21:10] you packadge it [21:10] then you can just double-click on the .deb file to install [21:13] I'm a total newbie in Ubuntu development but got some expirience in Android development. I'm thinking about creating an app for Ubuntu, but have no idea how to aproach it. [21:14] I guess I'll be using pythin with GTK, with the help of Quickly. The problem is that I don't know how certain things work in Ubuntu [21:15] Like - I want to stay connected with my phone and react to certain events with user message - do I do it with a deamon? [21:16] bakuman: I haven't packaged it [21:16] I just put it inside a zip file! [21:17] the it depends on what you mean by "install: [21:17] I want it to appear on the dash home thing so I can click it. [21:18] Also I want to upload it to the software center. [21:48] :( [22:20] Packaging sounds complicated D: [22:23] >___< [22:23] I really can't figure this out. [22:23] Why is there so much text about packaging? [22:24] Someone help me! [22:24] I can't comprehend the comprehensive article about debian packaging D: [22:29] Meh. I give up. [22:54] ironhalik: you should explain what you mean by staying connected with your phone, and what Ubuntu has to do with it ☺ [22:55] and maybe Odra should try #ubuntu-packaging for help [22:57] ironhalik: "how certain things work in Ubuntu" is also a bit vague [22:58] please ask specific versions, and somebody might be able to answer them (or refer you to a place where they can answer them) [23:00] please ask specific questions * [23:00] (bah, was writing this while thinking about something else...) [23:37] JanC: I want to implement push notifications from my phone to my Ubuntu 12.04 PC [23:38] JanC: but nvm - I'll check out some broader tutorials and guides to get me started, then I'll think about specific stuff :) [23:41] your Ubuntu desktop might behind a NAT, which complicates pushing to it somewhat [23:42] Nah - it would be inside same LAN [23:42] OTOH, when using a protocol like XMCP (aka Jabber) it should be easy to implement [23:42] Jabber for backend communications? [23:42] inside a (known) LAN, that would be very easy to implement [23:42] even without Jabber [23:43] ah, ok - can you give me any pointers? I mean on a very broad level [23:44] XMPP/Jabber would be an easy way to implement it in a way that works outside the LAN too [23:45] ironhalik: inside a LAN, you can usually do whatever you want, so it could be as easy as sending a HTTP request to some web service