[00:44] jono: hah [00:44] Have you ever used a Nexus phone (like Galaxy Nexus or Nexus 4) with ICS? If so, how can you claim the interface is not beautiful and polished? [00:44] I have, and I can claim the interface is not beautiful and polished. [00:45] that's the best thing I've heard all day [00:45] jcastro, lol :-) [01:21] jono: ah! look at this one [01:22] http://ubuntuone.com/0FKiUDgpT7cxBcvVpO5sN4 [01:29] jcastro, who did that? [01:33] some guy, it's posted here: http://www.iloveubuntu.net/how-create-currency-converter-app-ubuntu-phones-step-step-official-guide [01:33] jcastro, ++ [01:33] btw good evening [02:15] 45 minutes to go through the currency converter tutorial, and that include a break to put the kids to bed [02:15] not bad at all === hggdh_ is now known as hggdh [03:00] Hi; Not sure which channel / path best. [03:00] Trying to figure out where / who best to contact for setting up a quick face-to-face chat on 1/9 at CES 2013 in Las Vegas. [03:01] Company reason for chat: We are helping IVI (via GENIVI) with Navigation (Mapping, GPS, etc.) core tech. [03:01] I am interested in how IVI-Remix and Ubuntu phone could mesh with that work. [03:02] To put it a different way: Any plans yet for the project /workgroup to put maps & location support in Ubuntu phone? [03:05] I will drop by the booth in any case, but it is nice to avoid that the best person to talk to did not just step away for a break. [03:27] hrabbey: There is a formhttp://www.ubuntu.com/devices/phone/contact-us [03:28] hi hrabbey [03:28] popey: are you around to help hrabbey? [03:28] or jono ? [03:29] hrabbey: if you come back around here in, say, 12 hours, there will be more folks around :) [03:31] Will do. So this is an OK channel for the question then? [03:32] I always hesitate on forms, cause I feel they are impersonal, and the form kind of hinted they didn't have time to talk to anyone other than phone manufacturers. [03:32] If it is a waste of time, I do not want to waste their time. [03:34] hrabbey: this is the right channel to ask, and it's not a waste of time :) [03:34] the people in charge are away, so if you come back you'll probably find them onlie [03:35] Thanks. I'll check back in tomorrow then. [03:35] thanks to you for the interest! :) [03:35] I figured it was a bit late, but hoped I could at least get a hint that I was on the right track. [03:36] Thanks for all the work in making Ubuntu the great platform it is and will be. [03:41] hrabbey, can you email me? [03:41] jono@ubuntu.com [03:41] Sure. Will do. [03:42] thanks! [03:43] My pleasure. Good night. [04:05] Hey jono, if you're around would you care to weigh in on this: http://meta.askubuntu.com/questions/5682/do-we-need-a-new-ubuntu-for-phones-tag The AU community is in a strong disagreement with the mobile tag being used for the tablet and phone questions on the site. Is there a preferred tag from a Canonical standpoint? [04:05] I just want to make sure the right people track the right tags on your end [04:06] marcoceppi, thanks for letting me know [04:06] I will weigh in === inetpro_ is now known as inetpro [09:55] gooooood morning everyone! [10:14] dpm: is there a place to send web app developers to in particular? [10:16] hi czajkowski, on IRC, if they've got questions specific to Ubuntu web apps, then #ubuntu-webapps. If they've got questions about app development in general (including web development), then #ubuntu-app-devel. For questions on Ask Ubuntu the tag is 'application-development' [10:16] and we probably have a tag for web apps there, let me see if I can find it... [10:17] dpm: cool and is there any website ? [10:18] czajkowski, http://developer.ubuntu.com/resources/technologies/webapps/ === kloeri_ is now known as kloeri [10:19] dpm: perfect thanks [10:19] np. There's also http://askubuntu.com/questions/tagged/webapps, but it's more for user questions rather than for dev questions [10:20] nods [10:20] cheers [10:54] dpm: most of that is outdated and doesn't quite work [10:56] AlanBell, what do you refer to by "that" [10:56] http://developer.ubuntu.com/api/ubuntu-12.04/javascript/ for example, I think if you click all the links the calls are wrong [11:00] AlanBell, I don't have a 12.04 system to test. Do you think, or do you know they are wrong? If they are wrong and you could file a bug on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntudeveloperportal/+filebug I can fix those docs myself on the site. [11:01] they are wrong in 12.10, they used to wrok [11:02] showNotification can't take two parameters, it needs a third for example [11:04] http://developer.ubuntu.com/resources/technologies/webapps/ links to that documentation, however look what I found http://developer.ubuntu.com/api/ubuntu-12.10/ [11:05] http://developer.ubuntu.com/api/ubuntu-12.10/javascript/uwapi-ref.html [11:05] that is updated but seemingly not linked to from anywhere [11:06] there is a bigger problem that I can't now write a webapp and having specified in the init call that I want version 1.0 of the API I don't know whether that is a 12.04 or 12.10 client with different APIs so why on earth is there a version number in the API call? [11:08] bug 1035581 [11:08] Launchpad bug 1035581 in WebApps: Applications "Unity Web API Documentation code snippets don't work" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1035581 [11:14] AlanBell: that bug is assigned to alex [11:15] good job it'll be fixed then [11:17] the documentation might be fixed (well it has been to an extent, just not put in the navigation) [11:18] the problem is that we are making it very hard to develop webapps that work on multiple versions of Ubuntu [11:23] actually it looks like the API was changed within 12.04 as well from the bug [11:52] AlanBell, ok, I've updated the page with the 12.10 link now: http://developer.ubuntu.com/resources/technologies/webapps [11:53] in doing that, I've broken the embedded video, though [11:55] excellent! [11:57] dpm: does the last one adding launcher items work for you? [11:57] Error while dispatching call to Launcher.addAction: TypeError: Object #