[02:13] daker, I finished my app and it runs in the desktop emulator [02:13] but when I debug on my phone I get errors [02:13] libust[15827/15856]: Error: Error opening shm /lttng-ust-wait-5 (in get_wait_shm() at lttng-ust-comm.c:886) libust[15827/15857]: Error: Error opening shm /lttng-ust-wait-5-32011 (in get_wait_shm() at lttng-ust-comm.c:886) [02:13] also gives 2 issues [02:13] :-1: warning: security_policy_groups_safe_BEMobile (debug): (REJECT) reserved policy group 'debug': not for production use The debug policy group is automatically injected and should only be used for development. To create a package for the store use the publish tab! [02:14] :-1: warning: desktop_Exec (BEMobile): found unexpected Exec with architecture 'all': ./qtc_device_debughelper.py [02:14] any idea how to fix it [13:57] nik90: I just realized that the AlarmModel.get() fix will cause us some trouble... === zsombi_ is now known as zsombi [13:59] zsombi: ? [13:59] nik90: seems GC doesn't clear the Alarms created by the get() [13:59] nik90: even though I explicitly made those be owned by JS [14:00] so, I'll have to cache them... so next time the get is called on the same Alarm, it'll return teh cached object from the model [14:01] ho [14:02] zsombi: but wouldn't caching them return a older result when I call the get() method? [14:03] nik90: nope, each alarm has a cookie or alarmId, that is unique for the alarms, so using that as key in a hash would solve the problem [14:03] nik90: till the AlarmModel's lifetime [14:06] nik90: I cannot manipulate the refcount of the object as the Alarm created during get() has no QML data... :( [14:07] hmm [14:08] nik90: you are calling the get() function every minute... if the app si foreground for 1h, it'll mean 60(!!!)alarm objects! [14:09] zsombi: yes the GC would be really helpful here [14:09] nik90: perhaps a better way would be to have a separate component which provides some functionalities like next alarm to be kicked, and other generic alarm related stuff... [14:10] nik90: however I haven't seen a Clock app showing the upcomming alarm time... [14:11] zsombi: well this clock app is showing it because of the bottom edge design..and its something that many people including renatu wanted :) [14:11] hmm.... we have the Time component.... that could have things like that... [14:11] zsombi: Time component? I thought that was planned but not yet started on [14:12] nik90: well... why the heck would I want to see when teh next alarm is triggered???! who the heck cares? I use the alarms to wake me up in teh morning, so I care a sh*t when teh next one will be triggered :D [14:12] zsombi: I could change the 1 minute check to instead call the get() function only when the following signals are fired modelReset, countChanged and dataChanged. this would make it a lot better [14:12] nik90: fair enough... [14:12] zsombi: lol..hey don't tell me..life would be so much simpler if I could just show "2 active alarms" :P [14:12] nik90: also, each time the app is activated [14:13] zsombi: well each time the app is activated, the alarm model is refreshed and the model reset signal is fired either way [14:13] nik90: however, you should refresh teh model each time teh app is activated [14:13] ah ok [14:14] zsombi: that was done because i-dt disabled one-time alarms when they have been fired, and the clock app UI didnt reflect that..so whenever the clock app gets focus, it refreshes the alarm model [14:14] nik90: yes, it would have done it automatically if teh app would run in the background.... but it doesn't [14:15] nik90: on desktop should refresh if i-dt changes teh EDS DB [14:15] yes [14:15] we have soooooooo many problems because of this tombstoning [14:16] zsombi: so would the above change I suggested ease the GC issue that we might face because of the alarmmodel.get() fix? [14:16] nik90: it should, it would call the get() less often, but the GC wouldn't get invoked still :( [14:18] nik90: so as precausion, I'll still have to cache the created Alarms so I can detect whether it had been fetched previously or not [14:20] hmm yes [14:35] is it just my app or is the HTML5 ui not so fast [14:45] Hi. Has anyone ported a meego app to UT. I am not a developer and never did any app. Would like to port the SIM toolkit from meego to UT. https://gitorious.org/meego-ux/meego-app-satk/source/6296ebb569697c5a80ee6b518ccf8c331d7cb840:doc/sim_toolkit_design_draft.txt#L61 Would this be difficult under guidance? [14:46] I am facing with an annoying bug when i go abroad. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ofono/+bug/1323837 [14:46] Ubuntu bug 1323837 in unity8 (Ubuntu) "Sim toolkit is not available on UT" [Wishlist,Triaged] [14:50] Need help. i get a message when installing ubuntu emulator [14:50] unable to mount temp dir to create system image: mount: [15:02] daker: alex-abreu am I doing something wrong or is the UI rather slow for HTML apps ? [15:32] Do the ubuntu phone support flash player?. [15:32] File storage location for ubuntu application | http://askubuntu.com/q/602768 [17:12] Hey, I'm getting 'reserved policy group (debug): not for production use' when trying to deploy and run a qmake click via qtc on vivid ... anyone know how to get around this error? [17:20] oh maybe my bad .. trying to deploy to an rtm not vivid device :P [18:41] egotastic [19:21] hi, currently developing patches for nautilus's ubuntu package. i know how to add patches and rebuild a deb, but what i want now is to build a source tree with all the existing patches added, so i can test my code on top of this tree. How can I achieve that? [19:23] sidi: #ubuntu-devel would be a better place [19:23] this is for Ubuntu for mobile (atm) [19:23] oh right, was sent here [19:23] thanks [19:25] np [21:08] :)) [22:06] Qt Multimedia doesn't seem to work on Touch | http://askubuntu.com/q/602892 [23:04] buenas noches [23:05] in QML how to use bottom edge?,, any doc and examples? [23:27] newsages, http://ubuntu-component-store.readthedocs.org/en/latest/_components/pagewithbottomedge.html [23:28] newsages, you'll have to download the component into your source tree as well ... for examples just look at core/system apps that use it already, eg clock https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntu-clock-app [23:29] ucs install, ok [23:35] ahayzen: ! [23:35] ! [23:35] lol [23:35] moved a few things around for my new app