[10:53] <Aegluin_> Hi, I am trying to use OpenGL in an Ubuntu QML app.
[10:54] <Aegluin_> and I have a question...
[10:54] <Aegluin_> I have found a good example on the QT website, but it differs from the CurrencyConverter example.
[10:54] <Aegluin_> http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.0/qtquick/scenegraph-openglunderqml.html
[10:54] <Aegluin_> As far as I understand, the openglunderqml example embeds QML in C++ (and its project file is a .pro not .qmlproject). (I don't have yet any knowledge of C++.)
[10:56] <Aegluin_> I would like to know if I should start from a .pro project, or if I can also use C++ code in a .qmlproject
[11:13] <Aegluin_> I have also working example code... but I just want to set the right foundation.
[22:42] <lonnie> In QML documentation is says that "Item is also useful for grouping items together."
[22:42] <lonnie> Other than grouping things in QML, what can item be used for practically?
[22:43] <lonnie> I do realize that just about every graphical element inherits from item, but when would I practically use it in QML code?
[22:43] <lonnie> See: http://doc.qt.digia.com/4.7/qml-item.html
[22:44] <lonnie> So would practically only be useful as an invisible encapsulator for grouping visable items?
[23:47] <tripnine> why is my upstart conf broken? http://paste.ubuntu.com/5656402/
[23:48] <tripnine> initctl start ambd fails
[23:49] <tripnine> also if I emit "gpsd-start" the even fails
[23:49] <tripnine> initctl emit gpsd-start
[23:50] <tripnine> "initctl: Event failed"