=== uuhimhere is now known as Vegemite_Shite === uuhimhere is now known as Vegeshite_mite === Vegeshite_mite is now known as MongolianDeathWo === MongolianDeathWo is now known as uuhimhere [04:09] Well that took a long time to catch up to but I learned a ton. [04:09] DonkeyHotei: I'm around but idling if you need me. [04:09] nhaines: what exactly do you use for dual-booting your phone? [04:10] DonkeyHotei: MultiROM Manager. It scans Tassadar's server image and just gives a list of branches and revisions to install. [04:10] is that something he wrote? [04:10] Looks like the signing key's out of date, maybe, so you might have to set your clock back to January, but otherwise it's perfectly automatic. [04:11] I think he wrote it, yes. [04:11] on a site of his? [04:14] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tassadar.multirommgr [04:15] do you have only one android rom on your phone? [04:21] Yes, just 5.0.1. [04:21] I have the 16 GB model, so space is premium. :) [04:21] is it cm, stock, or aosp? [04:22] will v-play for qt work with ubuntu touch? [04:22] http://v-play.net/ [04:24] DonkeyHotei: stock. [04:25] when you use the shell on ubuntu on it, is it typing on the phone's screen, or via something like adb? [04:26] I use phablet-shell which is basically adb. [04:26] Because then I can copy/paste. Although there's always pastebinit I guess. :) [04:26] where do i get phablet-shell? [04:28] I think it's from phablet-tools === salem_ is now known as _salem [04:30] and good free or cheap 2d game engines that work with ubuntu touch [04:31] Bacon2D? http://bacon2d.com/ [04:31] nhaines: i have phablet-tools installed, no shell [04:32] 'phablet-shell' should definitely have it. [04:33] E: Unable to locate package phablet-shell [04:41] Sorry, was distracted. "phablet-tools" should have it. [04:41] im looking into bacon now [04:41] when i pick a frame work whats the difference in ubuntu-core and ubuntu-sdk [04:42] nhaines: seems it has it on utopic but not on trusty [04:42] 14.04 and 14.10 show as ubuntu-sdk 15.04 shows as ubuntu-core [04:42] so i don't have it [04:43] Oh! In that case, you'll want the PPA. Or use adb shell for now. [04:47] nhaines: which ppa is that? [04:49] nvm, found it [04:50] \o/ [04:51] what forms of tethering support does ubuntu-touch provide? wifi? bluetooth? usb? [04:58] DonkeyHotei: theoretically USB. [04:58] only? [04:58] I believe so. I don't think it's been addressed yet. [04:59] is that using cdc-ether, or rndis? [05:01] rndis [05:01] 'adb shell android-gadget-service enable rndis' turns it on. [05:01] 'adb shell android-gadget-service enable mtp' turns it off. [05:02] that would suck for people on mac os x, because there is no rndis driver for it [05:03] But good news for people on Ubuntu. [05:03] ubuntu supports cdc-ether at least as well as rndis [05:11] even if i don't upgrade my phone to a nexus 5, any upgrade would necessitate a wallet-style case with either http://www.ebay.com/itm/281269684661 or http://www.ebay.com/itm/301498902361 but i'm concerned about the latter saying battery life is only 3-5 years [05:16] Hm. [05:20] alot of meizu ubuntu news on the net :p === uuhimhere is now known as KONG === KONG is now known as KING_OF_KONG [06:36] hi === KING_OF_KONG is now known as uhhimhere [07:52] Hello. Have anyone ever tested Ubuntu on Gionee mtk devices ? (gionee elife s5.5 ). Thanks [07:53] So someone found my interview about the phone at SCALE. :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrwaHGhFU68&t=11029 [07:54] Other than saying "Ubuntu" (rather than Android) "cooked for 3 years before we saw it", I'm fairly pleased with out it turned out. [08:13] hi [08:13] can someone help me with nozomi? [08:13] repo sync doesn't work [08:26] popey: document viewer updated nicely :p [08:27] opens all pdfs in documents now === uhhimhere is now known as Vegeshite_Mite [12:13] nhaines, very good! [12:14] +1 on handling the world peace banter so well! === _salem is now known as salem_ === salem_ is now known as _salem === Vegeshite_Mite is now known as Hard_CoreTex [12:46] * popey updated to krillin 252 last night and saw only 1.8% battery drop per hour overnight. [12:47] lost 24% between 23:00 and 12:00 [12:47] (if my maths is right) [12:55] yeah in the last weeks I entirely lost my habbit of daily charging the phone [12:56] 2% per hour is still way too much === uuhimhere is now known as unbreakable [13:50] poooooooooooooooopey! [13:50] 2% under what usage though ? [14:19] wolflarson: doing nothing [14:19] oh [14:20] that is a bit much ... still you can always strap a car battery to it [14:21] i thought it was quite low! :D === eaud is now known as ubuthetechguru [15:42] Hello to everyone [15:44] hello [15:55] Hi.. is there some way to get a "bootable" usb with sdk already installed ? [16:07] l3on: wouldn't be hard to make such an image [16:10] popey, maybe this is still valid -> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallCDCustomization#Modify_pool_structure_to_include_more_packages [16:10] what you think about ? [16:11] maybe, I might have a go at this [16:11] been meaning to for a while [16:11] ok, I will give a try [17:01] Oh didnt notice the answer [17:02] I would like to port to i9515 is there already someone at work on this? [18:10] Hello, I'm trying to port ubuntu to my sony xperia z. I think i'm facing a kernel issue: i can compile flawlessly but the boot.img file generated doesn't boot (even when disabling apparmor in cmdline). How to find out what went wrong? [19:40] howa can i use xz or lzma kernel compression? [19:46] Elleo: just a heads up, once my hands are better, thinking of using DAWG based algorithm to replace bruteforcematcher [19:47] memory usage seems not as scary as i thought tries would have had [19:47] A scrabble dictionary of 94,240 words can be represented as a 17,150 node trie (with 179,618 edges). When converted to a Dawg, the same dictionary has 19,853 nodes (and can be stored in 175K) [19:47] which means you can get rid of the threads [23:29] hi guys! [23:29] i need some help [23:30] i'am trying compile the ubuntu-clock-app [23:31] but it doesn't run on my device [23:31] just ask if its about ubuntu-touch. but keep in mind that this channel is quite slow on weekends [23:31] karpatil: hi, I am the clock app dev. Let me try to help ;) [23:31] :) [23:31] karpatil: Which ubuntu version did you compile it on? And did you use click-buddy? [23:32] ^ this is something unique to Ubuntu [23:32] "hello, I'm the lead developer of that, let me help" [23:32] \o/ [23:32] :D [23:33] i cloned from the laounchpad the ubuntu-clock-app/vivid-15.04 branch [23:33] and i have the vivid on my device too [23:33] this is the error msg: [23:33] file:///opt/click.ubuntu.com/com.ubuntu.clock/3.3./share/qml/ubuntu-clock-app.qml:20 plugin cannot be loaded for module "DateTime": The plugin '/opt/click.ubuntu.com/com.ubuntu.clock/3.3./lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/DateTime/libdatetime.so' uses incompatible Qt library. (5.4.0) [release] [23:34] hmm let me try [23:38] karpatil: I usually let Qtc build the click package and run it on the device using chroots. I am not having any issue running it on vivid. [23:39] karpatil: can you try that? [23:41] nik90: sure, but I have to look after [23:42] karpatil: I just tried now to compile the click package on the terminal, but it default to a amd64 click package and I am not sure how to change it to armhf. My workflow usually revolves around QtC. [23:46] nik90: I just clicked to the "play" button in the ubuntu SDK :) . My kit settings: http://screencloud.net/v/kUE0 [23:47] karpatil: yup that's what I do as well to get Qtc to run it on the device ;) [23:48] karpatil: depending on whether I run it on the device or emulator, I choose armhf or i386 arch [23:49] karpatil: Does it work? [23:49] nik90: it's a device (nexus 5) [23:52] nik90: no it doesn't work [23:53] karpatil: let me generate the click package on my side. You can then check if it that installs and runs on your device properly [23:55] sure, thanks! [23:55] karpatil: https://www.dropbox.com/s/xzjvs07af4a32hg/com.ubuntu.clock_3.3._armhf.click?dl=0 [23:57] karpatil: just a heads up, with vivid image 125, the clock app crashes while trying to edit an alarm. The fix for that is being reviewed currently at https://code.launchpad.net/~nik90/ubuntu-clock-app/fix-alarm-crash/+merge/252150. It should fix the crasher when it lands on the phone.