=== _salem is now known as salem_ === salem_ is now known as _salem === aaron is now known as Guest99309 === Guest99309 is now known as ahoneybun === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [07:10] jgdx, I did install the silo, but it didn’t change the APN UI at all, and I don’t know why [07:12] mpt, did you restart the settings? [07:12] the application, not only reopening the panel [07:14] seb128, yes [07:14] mpt, what device/channel do you use and what silo did you install? [07:23] seb128, ubuntu-touch/devel-proposed/krillin.en [07:23] and silo 36 === oSoMoN_ is now known as oSoMoN [08:04] Good morning all; happy Friday and happy Don’t Fry Day! 😃 [08:36] Hey dobey, I think I've understood it now. Utouch doesn't come with python2 installed at all and neither is there /usr/bin/python. And python3 isn't going to replace that executable since old stuff which depends on python2 (/usr/bin/python) would go insane when trying to install dependencies [08:36] Am I right yet? :D === JMulholland_ is now known as JMulholland === chriadam is now known as chriadam|away === oSoMoN__ is now known as oSoMoN [10:46] can someone show me adb shell ls -l /etc/timezone on a phone please? [10:49] Laney: "lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 17 Feb 19 22:21 /etc/timezone -> writable/timezone" [10:49] thanks [10:49] np [10:49] * Laney screams RELATIVE SYMLINKKKKKKKKKKK and fires his pistol into the air [10:51] :P [11:32] Hi... anyone has managed to pair the BQ phone with a regular Ubuntu laptop (as audio source - phone -> laptop)? In my case the connection drops right after connecting... [11:36] * ogra_ only ever used BT speakers and headsets ... works fine with these ... [11:42] mpt, did you try what ken suggested the other day? [11:42] mpt, apt-cache policy ubuntu-system-settings should confirm that the version installed is not the one from the silo [11:43] I can kick off a build of the silo, maybe that will clear things up [11:57] mandel, hey, did you manage to reproduce the settings issue? [12:04] jgdx, I didn’t see that [12:04] ubuntu-system-settings: [12:04] Installed: 0.3+15.04.20150514-0ubuntu1 [12:04] Candidate: 0.3+15.04.20150514-0ubuntu1 [12:05] mpt, is there a version table as well? [12:06] jgdx, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11283801/ [12:06] mpt, then the command is apt-get install {ubuntu-system-settings,libsystemsettings1}=0.3+15.04.20150515-0ubuntu1 [12:07] sudo !! [12:07] ... or sudon't ... that is the question [12:07] :) [12:07] what's the deal with sudo [12:09] \o/ It’s working [12:10] What’s the deal with the purple text? [12:10] great, it was the pinning [12:10] mpt, get out of here [12:10] they are visited links [12:10] I know, hard to believe, right [12:11] haha [12:12] whoa, the Reset button actually restarts the phone? [12:13] and is in the same place as the Cancel button usually is [12:14] mpt, the packages that are building right now removes the restart story. [12:14] ok [12:14] jgdx, what do the checkboxes do? [12:14] mpt, they toggle a state [12:14] mpt, is that vertical layout of buttons? [12:15] jgdx, sorry, I mean, the checkboxes in the top-level “APN” screen [12:15] seb128, yes [12:15] mpt, they set the Preferred property on a APN [12:15] an APN [12:16] mpt, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-brand-guidelines/+bug/1426457 [12:16] Launchpad bug 1426457 in Ubuntu Brand Guidelines website "Design recommendation for positive actions on top/bottom layouts" [Undecided,In progress] [12:16] mpt, which the system interprets as "this is the APN the user wants to use" [12:16] mpt, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-brand-guidelines/+bug/1426471 as well [12:16] Launchpad bug 1426471 in Ubuntu UX "Guideline/documentation has no layout recommendation for buttons in dialogs" [Medium,In progress] [12:18] jgdx, so why are the auto-detected APNs unchecked by default? [12:19] mpt, they aren't preferred [12:20] jgdx, what is the use case for preferred vs. non-preferred? [12:20] i.e. why would anyone want to set up, or be interested in, a non-preferred APN [12:21] mpt, in my mind it's like an 'automatic' setting. I'm sure Tony has some thoughts, though. If no APNs are preferred, NetworkManager picks one that works [12:22] mpt, the packages that are being built will make the APN that NM picked appear as checked [12:22] (if no APNs are preferred) [12:22] mpt, but it's not well defined [12:23] jgdx, what happened with checking the active one if none are set as preferred? [12:23] kenvandine, ^ [12:24] i'd actually be in favor of setting the current active one as preferred automatically when the UI starts up and there is none set to preferred [12:24] it'd be a one time thing [12:24] because after that we'd always have 1 that's set preferred [12:25] in the UI? [12:25] yeah [12:25] just se none have the preferred property set true, and set the one that's currently active to preferred [12:25] but only when there is none set as preffered [12:25] preferred [12:25] there was a counter argument there, can't remember what it was [12:25] i think it iwas my argument :) [12:26] consistency man [12:26] that preferred means it was always a users choice [12:26] ;p [12:26] What is the difference between choosing a “non-preferred” APN and auto-detecting the APN settings? [12:26] but... it sucks for the UI [12:26] mpt it becomes the preferred one [12:26] How many preferred APNs can I have at a time? [12:27] just 1 [12:27] one for internet, one for mms, one for lte [12:27] yeah [12:28] jgdx, but mms and lte only apns don't have the check box right? [12:28] * kenvandine doesn't remember now [12:28] kenvandine, they do [12:28] kenvandine, I just checked the checkboxes for both auto-populated APNs. Is that a bug? [12:28] mpt, the package you have installed is quite old.. maybe? [12:30] seb128, yes, I did, I added some prints and I think I should get a fix in a few hours (I was distracted by another bug) [12:30] seb128, but is an easy fix, I just want to do some more unit tests for that code [12:30] mandel, ok, great, thanks [12:31] good that you could reproduce [12:32] jgdx, can I install a newer one by reinstalling the silo? [12:32] mpt, no, the packages are building as we speak, so they aren't published yet. I'll let you know as soon as I know. [12:33] jgdx, should I hold off testing until then? (if a lot has changed since 0.3+15.04.20150515) [12:37] mpt, the superficial stuff won't change much though [12:37] kenvandine, meanwhile, you gave me as an example of APN settings that the specced design couldn’t handle. Can you explain why? [12:37] kenvandine, it looks like straightforward Internet-only APN settings to me [12:38] no, that's a combined MMS and internet [12:38] MessageCenter is MMS [12:38] and MessageProxy [12:38] kenvandine, so why does “Type” not say “internet,mms” or something like that? [12:38] well, anyway [12:38] dunno [12:40] in the ui we say that the type is internet+mms if the type is internet and the MessageCenter property exist [12:40] kenvandine, how would that break the design? In the “MMS APN” dialog you’d see all those settings, and in the “Internet APN” dialog “Copy from MMS APN” would be selected [12:41] mpt, we were all confused by "Copy from MMS APN" [12:41] Ok, would “Same as MMS APN” be clearer? [12:42] not really, it's still creating a separate MMS context [12:42] then marking the internet one with same as mms [12:42] we have to store the MMS one you created [12:43] Yes, but the thing is, I’d rather make life more difficult for you than for people using it ;-) [12:43] having all the fields on one page has benefits for real people using it :) [12:43] so anyone who has to use this page is doing it by following a help page from their carrier [12:44] most of which have screenshots from android [12:44] which has one big form for all of it [12:45] not create an MMS one and then create an internet apn which is tagged to use the MMS [12:45] That’s race-to-the-bottom talk. We could easily make “Same as MMS APN” the default for Internet APN, so they would only need to use one screen anyway [12:45] how is that possible? [12:45] where do they put the MMS details then? [12:45] In the “MMS APN” dialog [12:45] right [12:45] they would create 2 APNs [12:45] no [12:46] They would not be “creating” “APNs” at all [12:46] “Creating APNs” is something that only makes sense if you are a client-side networking engineer [12:46] defining contexts... [12:46] they would need to use the mms dialog to enter the details there [12:46] I suspect that even if you’re a telco engineer, they’d pat their server and say, “nope, we just have one APN, and here it is” [12:47] then use the internet dialog to enter details and mark it with same as mms [12:47] it's still 2 dialogs that we have to translate to a single context for ofono [12:47] Unless “Same as MMS” is the default [12:47] then where do you enter the MessageCenter? [12:48] that isn't on your spec'd internet apn dialog [12:48] it's in the mms dialog [12:48] Isn’t MessageCenter the same as MMSC? [12:48] yes [12:48] So, in the “MMS APN” dialog [12:48] right [12:48] mpt says mms dialog would then edit the internet context [12:48] so you wouldn't ever use the internet dialog? [12:49] Not unless your Internet APN settings needed to be different from the MMS ones [12:49] then you wouldn't even need the "Same as MMS" [12:50] It exists only to reset things back to the MMS settings if you changed them and realized you did the wrong thing [12:50] mpt, how can we make an easy, elegant solution when we don't know what problems the user will face? [12:50] Perhaps we could make it less obtrusive [12:51] so what we have in the prototype should be pretty familiar to users that are following help pages from their carrier [12:51] Yes, but it has needless risk of mistakes even if you are following help pages [12:51] now so? [12:52] For example, thinking that you need to get the “Name” of the APN exactly right [12:52] When in reality it doesn’t matter what it is [12:52] yeah, but they'll just type in what they are given [12:52] It could be fhqwhgads and still work [12:52] yeah [12:53] So we’re asking for info that doesn’t do anything [12:54] http://apn-settings.com/t-mobile-apn-settings-step-by-step-configuration/ [12:54] mpt, ^^ for example, users look at something like that and type in what they see [12:55] And the only reason we ask for it is so that it shows up in the list of “APN” entities which needn’t exist either [12:55] kenvandine, yes, I found many pages like this in my initial research :-) [12:56] right, so my point is we should just give them something familiar that easily translates to a working context === _salem is now known as salem_ [12:57] This is like when Network Manager had an “Edit Connections” window, on the assumption that people would understand a “connection” as a thing that could be created, deleted, or edited [12:58] it does have that though [12:58] It’s data-structure-ese. [13:00] and when things go wrong, that's where you can go. Just like the apn editor [13:00] mpt, so how would a user know to use the MMS dialog only, that if they are following one of these guides they can ignore the internet apn? [13:02] kenvandine, if they don’t know, they’ll go into the Internet APN dialog, and see that all the settings already have the values that the page is telling them to enter [13:03] mpt, none of us could figure it out [13:03] so it's multiple dialogs that actually edit the same context under the covers [13:03] not separate contexts [13:04] In data-structure-ese, yes, they happen to be the same context if you leave “Same as MMS” selected [13:04] Meanwhile in user-ese, there would be no such thing as a “context” [13:05] Anyway, I couldn’t follow the instructions on this page with *either* design, because it asks me to enter “APN type: default,supl,mms”, and we have no equivalent to that. What is “supl”? [13:05] no idea :) [13:06] or MCC or MNC fields [13:06] so our prototype is slightly less crude from android... [13:06] we only provide fields that ofono will use [13:06] and [13:06] the "APN type" is that selector [13:07] instead of free form [13:07] and we simplify the form if possible, depending on the type [13:07] yes, you and I know that “Used for:” maps to “APN type:” [13:08] we could change the string :) [13:08] (even if we don’t know what supl is) [13:08] we use the selector to enforce values that ofono will know, and to help simplify the form when possible [13:09] we debated just doing a simple form with key/value pairs [13:09] letting the user enter anything they wanted [13:09] what we came up with should be more likely to create a working context [13:09] Right, because it doesn’t let them type inetrnet or mss [13:10] mpt, 0.3+15.04.20150522-0ubuntu1 was published === saidinesh is now known as saidinesh5 [13:11] jgdx, great! So is just “citrain device-upgrade 36 XXXX” enough? [13:11] or do I have to do other things afterward [13:12] mpt, i'd say just use apt [13:12] mpt, on the phone you can do $ sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install .. [13:12] same command as before, just replace the version number [13:13] oh bother, I Ctrl+Ced the citrain device-upgrade and now I have “E: Could not get lock /var/lib/apt/lists/lock” [13:13] mpt, give it a few minutes [13:14] it's probably still running apt in the backgroundf [13:18] that worked, thanks === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [13:19] cool [13:19] but now it’s stuck on “100% [Connecting to ports.ubuntu.com (2001:67c:1360:8001::18)]” [13:20] (and of course became unstuck two seconds later) [13:20] brunch875: well, if you grab a random python thing off the net that requires python2 and /usr/bin/python is python3, it won't work. [13:20] brunch875: it's upstream Python policy that /usr/bin/python should never be python3, as well iirc. === Hobgoblin is now known as forestpiskie [13:22] mpt, http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/9940/convince-apt-get-not-to-use-ipv6-method === vrruiz is now known as rvr [13:22] mpt, so $ apt-get -o Acquire::ForceIPv4=true update === forestpiskie is now known as hobgoblin [13:25] jgdx, after upgrading, I can’t simultaneously check an “Internet and MMS” APN and an “Internet” APN, but I can simultaneously check an “Internet and MMS” APN and an “MMS” APN (that’s a bug, right?) [13:26] mpt, yes, I think so [13:39] jgdx, I entered APN settings that couldn’t possibly work (APN “thiswillnotwork” and user name “itreallywon't”), tapped the check button in the corner, and exited all the way back to the System Settings main screen. At what point should I have been stopped? [13:39] (Its checkbox is checked on the “APN” screen) [13:49] mpt, that needs to be phase 2 of the apn editor imo [13:50] mpt, I have no idea how system settings would, at the moment, detect that the apn failed. === oSoMoN_ is now known as oSoMoN [14:00] kenvandine, mandel, I've an issue with some updates on my bq (rtm proposed channel) [14:00] they fail to apply [14:00] google-plus-app and telegram [14:01] the u-d-m warning log has [14:01] "Tried to remove filename ' /home/phablet/.local/share/ubuntu-download-manager/Downloads/com.ubuntu.developer.majster-pl.google-plus-app_0.6.20_all.click' when it was not owned by any object. [14:01] " [14:01] the INFO log has [14:01] "Cannot install /home/phablet/.local/share/ubuntu-download-manager/Downloads/com (2).ubuntu.developer.majster-pl.google-plus-app_0.6.20_all.click: Signature verification error: debsig: findMember: archive appears to be corrupt, fmag incorrect [14:01] " [14:01] disk full ? [14:02] /dev/mmcblk0p6 2.4G 1.8G 643M 74% / [14:02] ogra_, ^ no [14:02] seb128, I'm dealing with a network issue, that looks diff [14:02] mandel, right, indeed, that's not with the silo as well, just with plain rtm channel [14:03] seb128, and we have had no issues until now without the network changes.. interesting [14:05] in fact the other update install, it's just google-plus-app having the issue [14:06] seb128, thats because you dont use my g+ app :P [14:06] ogra_, I do as well, I just had several installed to compare ;-) [14:06] ah :) [14:07] "Signature verification error: debsig: findMember: archive appears to be corrupt" [14:07] I've 3 downloads of that app, all with the same md5 [14:07] I wonder if the archive is corrupted in the store [14:07] can anyone try to install com.ubuntu.developer.majster-pl.google-plus-app_0.6.20_all.click ? [14:08] works on my vivid arale [14:09] hum, k [14:09] ogra_, thanks [14:09] but indeed that wasnt an update, just a plain install [14:09] ogra_, what's the md5 of /home/phablet/.local/share/ubuntu-download-manager/Downloads/com.ubuntu.developer.majster-pl.google-plus-app_0.6.20_all.click ? [14:10] doesnt exist [14:10] in fact Download is empty [14:10] *Downloads [14:11] I guess it cleaned behind because it successfully downloaded/installed [14:11] i dont see it appear when it downloads either [14:11] weird [14:12] it's magic :p [14:12] ah, just bad timing [14:12] it appears but is so fast to install that i wasnt fast enough to see it [14:13] click verify PACKAGE-FILE ? [14:15] ogra_: fwiw, the "update" and "new install" are really the same thing, technically. the difference is all in the UI/UX. [14:15] ah, good to know [14:16] the .click file is the same, and the updates UI should be doing "pkcon install-local foo.click" as well [14:17] kenvandine: actually, did you change the updates stuff to use the click scope install-helper script yet? [14:17] dobey, nope [14:17] ah ok [14:18] jgdx, libqofono building in silo 36 now [14:18] kenvandine, thanks [14:24] abeato, how can I track this code, btw? bug 1426923 [14:24] bug 1426923 in lxc-android-config (Ubuntu) "Allow ubuntu-system-settings to set a device's firmware" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1426923 [14:25] I have probably asked you alread, come to think of it [14:26] jgdx, not sure what you mean... the wpa code? [14:26] abeato, yes, the change to the policy [14:26] will that be in a branch? [14:27] whats the diffrence from devel and stable ? [14:27] jgdx, hmm, ok, I thought that already has landed, is not the case? [14:28] cyphermox, awe we need to land the changes in wpa_supplicant.conf for enabling loading wifi firmware ^^ [14:28] no such thing. [14:31] abeato, not in proposed, but maybe somwehere else? [14:31] abeato: if you rather mean the code, I would be under the impression it should already be available: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wpa/2.1-0ubuntu5 [14:31] cyphermox, no I mean the configuration changes to let system settings call SetInterfaceFirmware [14:32] cyphermox, that is in wpasupplicant package [14:32] then that's in lxc-android-config. not in wpasupplicant [14:32] and regardless, it's not in wpasupplicant but in wpa [14:32] the wpasupplicant source package is no longer used [14:32] rsalveti, ^^ [14:33] didn't you already land the DBus perm changes [14:33] ? [14:33] the bug is against lxc-android-config obviously :) [14:33] was part of the hotspot silo [14:33] which, afaik, we decided not to land yet [14:33] and kenvandine told me hotspot wouldnt land this OTA [14:33] abeato, ^^ [14:33] correct [14:33] ok, I see, jgdx ^^ [14:33] (which is why we moved the tethering fix out of it) [14:33] * awe sees lots of redirects; pretty funny [14:34] stack trace of redirects :p [14:34] * jgdx reads. [14:34] rsalveti, was it part of lxc-android-config? [14:35] makes the most sense that way [14:35] abeato, aaah, great. Didn't connect that with the silo. Thank you [14:35] awe: yeah [14:35] np [14:38] veebers: See the comments on https://code.launchpad.net/~veebers/unity8/adding-extra-helpers-from-sanity/+merge/256419 ? [14:40] oh 2am for him :D [14:49] tsdgeos: Hey, currently in the US :-) I'm hitting that now [14:49] can the devel brach be used as a daily driver ? [14:49] jcbjoe_, no [14:49] veebers: ah, cool [14:49] there are no guarantees for wily [14:50] (it is not supposed to end up on any phone and the switch to snappy underneath might result in unexpected breakage during the cycle) [14:57] boiko, hey, is bug #1449710 fixed? it has a merge request attached which has been merged it seems [14:57] bug 1449710 in Canonical System Image "No way to get out of conference call except for disconnect" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1449710 [14:58] seb128: yes, it is fixed, hmm, not sure why launchpad didn't update the bug, let me mark as fixed [14:59] seb128: thanks for spotting it [15:00] boiko, yw! I'm trying a bit phone bugs ;-) [15:00] :) [15:15] boiko, can you confirm that https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dialer-app/+bug/1398880 was fixed as well? I think https://code.launchpad.net/~boiko/dialer-app/rtm-greeter_refactor/+merge/246289 too care of it [15:15] Launchpad bug 1398880 in dialer-app (Ubuntu) "[phone-app] Emergency dialer visible during incoming call" [Undecided,New] [15:16] boiko, you can also probably close https://bugs.launchpad.net/dialer-app/+bug/1392400 [15:16] Launchpad bug 1392400 in dialer-app "Avoid overdraws and batch breaking" [Medium,New] [15:17] boiko, what about https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dialer-app/+bug/1391522 ? ;-) [15:17] Launchpad bug 1391522 in dialer-app (Ubuntu) "tel:/// URLs dispatched when phone is locked are not respected" [High,Confirmed] [15:27] ogra_: why can't devel be used as a daily driver ? [15:27] jcbjoe_, i explained that above [15:27] oh .. let me look [15:29] ogra_ | (it is not supposed to end up on any phone and the switch to snappy underneath might result in unexpected breakage during the cycle) [15:29] is that it ? [15:30] yes === oSoMoN_ is now known as oSoMoN [15:44] hum [15:44] is long pressing on the dialer "1" to dial voicemail working for anyone? [15:48] seb128, works for me [15:48] davidcalle, ok, thanks [15:54] rvr, oSoMoN_ : just saw your video. so it froze on the 7th time I see. guessing same thing would happen in non-private mode. the freeze will most likely have nothing to do with private browsing [15:54] bfiller: I haven't been able to freeze it in non-private mode [15:54] so far [15:54] rvr: did you try moving the app to the background and back to foreground when it's frozen? [15:55] bfiller: Yes [15:55] bfiller: Well, at least to open a new tab and switch back [15:55] rvr: swipe back to dash, then return to browser [15:55] bfiller: Still frozen [15:56] rvr: also do a top -d1 and see what the memory usage is [15:56] oSoMoN_: what else should he check? [15:56] bfiller: I can change orientation, and will display fine, but cannot interact with the view [15:56] rvr: check the log [15:57] rvr: .cache/upstart/application-legacy-webbrowser-app.log [15:57] see if anything interesting in there [15:57] bfiller, well I’m guessing that the webview’s enabled property is set to false, but I have no clue how that would be possible, and there’s no way to verify that without adding some debug code [15:57] my guess would be we are running out of memory or something [15:58] as it only happens after 7 times [15:58] bfiller, rvr: I just managed to reproduce the issue! [15:58] which btw, I think is not a reason to block the silo, rvr [15:59] oSoMoN_: logs http://paste.ubuntu.com/11287538/ [15:59] bfiller, well we shouldn’t take this issue too lightly either [15:59] pmcgowan, btw, we're probably going to need https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-scopes-api/+bug/1457698 fix landed for ota4 (otherwise nearby is pretty broken) [15:59] Launchpad bug 1457698 in unity-scopes-api (Ubuntu) "Aggregator can't subsearch the same child twice to get different depts" [Critical,New] [15:59] (although it’s frustrating that the whole silo is blocked, I agree) [16:00] oSoMoN_: lets debug if its' related to private browsing, could be oxide bug, who knows [16:01] bfiller, yeah, not sure it has anything to do with private browsing, I’ll instrument the code and will try to reproduce again [16:01] oSoMoN_: how many times did you need to load the page? [16:01] cwayne_, its not likely to make it now [16:01] cwayne_, is that a regression or some new code in the nearby scope [16:02] pmcgowan, it's a regression in unity-scopes-api, same exact scope works on rtm [16:02] thostr_, ^ [16:03] tsdgeos: fyi have resolved that conflict in the MP [16:03] veebers: cool [16:03] cwayne_ pmcgowan: fix expected for monday [16:03] bfiller, about 15 times, but I reproduced with a different page (local HTML file on disk) [16:03] thostr_, ok I tagged it then [16:04] oSoMoN_: did you switch between private and regular mode each time? [16:04] bfiller, yes [16:04] veebers: what about bredan/leo comments? [16:04] pmcgowan, thostr_ thanks [16:04] oSoMoN_: maybe something not getting cleaned up correctly when leaving private [16:05] and hanging around and causing problems after some time [16:07] oSoMoN_: I just reproduced it with another page too [16:09] tsdgeos: ah good point, sorry will follow up now === oSoMoN__ is now known as oSoMoN [16:23] When will you support Firefox [16:24] posix4e, once firefox supports Mir ... [16:24] (and i guess once the convergence for the desktop is there ... but then FF will only be used in desktop mode) [16:24] (under XMir) [16:29] jhodapp: ping [16:31] Is it possible to connect to pulse's cli socket from Android side? [16:32] peat-psuwit: you'd probably need to bind mount the socket inside the android container [16:33] posix4e: if you want the firefox mobile browser on an ubuntu phone, it's best to ask mozilla to port the firefox mobile browsesr to ubuntu and get it in the store [16:33] yeah [16:33] dednick, pong [16:34] dobey: How, please? [16:35] jhodapp: hey. i'm working on the video playback in the dash previews and am having some issues with the media-hub/qtubuntu-media integration. unity8-dash is hanging when i try to play, and it's because the media-hub-server has hung somewhere. [16:35] Dobey: thinking about porting servo myself [16:35] (i think) [16:36] peat-psuwit: mount --bind [16:36] dednick, trying to play a local video for this example? [16:36] jhodapp: ya [16:36] dednick, QML MediaPlayer-based implementation? [16:36] jhodapp: yep [16:36] posix4e: is that some firefox thing? i have no idea what servo is [16:36] MediaPlayer + VideoOutput [16:36] dednick, I assume you've looked at mediaplayer-app's code to compare? [16:36] dednick, it shouldn't be any different [16:37] jhodapp: indeed. it's working locally on my desktop (without the qtubuntu-media plugin) [16:37] dobey: I mean, where should I put that? [16:37] dednick, hmm, there's got to be something that's different between the two implementations [16:38] dednick, the same video plays just fine on a phone with mediaplayer-app? [16:38] Dobey: the new version in rust yes [16:38] jhodapp: hm. not sure. I'll need to revert to make sure. [16:38] peat-psuwit: what are you trying to do exactly? [16:38] dednick, yeah, on your desktop it'll use software decoding and straight gstreamer via qtmultimedia (won't use qtubuntu-media nor media-hub) [16:39] dednick, yeah, that's your test metric then, does it play on the phone in mediaplayer-app [16:39] dednick, if it does not, then there might be a bug (or unsupported codec/profile) [16:39]