=== _salem is now known as salem_ === salem_ is now known as _salem [09:19] Hie, does anyone know a ubuntu-sdk Project wich match the structure described in http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2288198 ?? [11:57] robert35: put your libraries in lib/ and they will be found [11:58] so ./lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf and ./lib/i386-linux-gnu and ./lib/x86_64-linux-gnu for armhf, i386 and amd64 [11:58] robert35: install Notes (reminders) on a device and you'll see this structure [12:21] poppey [12:22] i already try to install the shared lib via the qt-creator process (put install on the make command line entry), this leads to an error : impossible to create a dir [12:22] mkdir: cannot create directory '/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/qml/CG2ControlePlugin': Permission denied [12:24] and and i don't want to change these dir permitions (i don't know the impact on the system, also if there is a problem of permission on these dirs, it should be corrected) [12:27] it shouldn't go in /usr/li [12:27] but ./lib within your app dir [12:28] so i have to add a copy task on apps .qmlproject ? [12:28] That's i was thinking of, but i don't know how to modify this file [12:36] we tend to use cmake for our projects, sorry [12:36] that's what i see more and more... [12:36] I don't [12:36] I don't know cmake at all [12:36] it's one more build tool to understand... [12:37] just one more guy who think he could invent the wheal again.... [12:37] the existing tools where enough [12:38] thanks poppey, i'll give a look at Notes source code then [12:38] (cmake) [12:39] ;-) [12:40] 🙂 [12:47] poppey, i think it's a good base to study (Notes), lots of plugin/libs thanks [13:04] np [13:49] popey, should this be updated with the new meeting times for music and weather? https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/community/core-apps/meetings/ [14:09] ahayzen: yeah, its on my todo [14:10] ahayzen: now to-done [14:17] thanks popey \o/ [14:17] np [14:17] i remembered it as I went to bed last night [14:17] and grabbed my phone to put it in my to-do for monday 🙂 [14:18] * popey removes it from monday's todo list [14:18] hah :-) [14:18] * popey hugs Notes app [14:18] * ahayzen wonders why his evernote account keeps disappear and he has to resign in [14:18] *disappearing [14:20] probably something todo with flip flopping between channels :-) [14:24] if you re-install / update the app that happens too [14:24] annoying, we have a bug for it. [14:28] ah damn [15:33] hey guys ... I'm trying to start making a living on ubuntu apps ... I want to get started [15:33] https://developer.ubuntu.com/api/apps/html5/current/ --> the most promising link on the dev page, shows only Qt, not HTML5 stuff [15:34] anyway, can anyone tell me if there's a common best practice on how to include nodejs/npm packages in ubuntu apps? [15:37] I mean, is it even necessary to use the QT Creator as an editor? I'd muchly prefer atom and just use some ubuntu-sdk and command ... any ideas? [17:50] Is there somebody here who can tell me what policy I need to add to an app to make C++ time() and localtime() calls work? [17:56] Are there any appdevs here? [17:56] o/ [17:56] My app dies a silent death when I call time(), do you know why? [17:57] is there anything in the syslog todo with denials ? [17:58] Nope, nothing at all is appearing in the syslog. [17:59] hmm weird, why do you need to use time() and localtime() anyway? [18:00] and the clock app is likely to be retrieving time info so maybe worth looking what they have done http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-clock-dev/ubuntu-clock-app/utopic-3.0/files/head:/backend/modules/ [18:00] I'm writing a clock app, funnily enough. If there is a `proper' way to read the time I'd be interested to know (this is my first little attempt at an app). [18:00] definitely have a look at the clock-app's code then ;-) [18:00] as that solves all the issues with timezones [18:00] Thanks for the link, I'll look right at that :-) [23:49] hi guys, anybody there??? [23:49] I already asked this once today, but we had an electricity-outage, so I have been logged out [23:50] basically, is there a way to run sh scripts in click-packabed-html5-apps? [23:50] one way would be, for example, if one could use Node.js packages ... but the documentation doesn't speak thereof ... [23:52] What I would even prefer, is, to write my app with electron/atom-shell and then wrap it into a click package - is this possible??? I want, of course, a way to allow certain privileges like run a shell script ... [23:53] basically I'm trying to make a long term commitment to make a living from writing ubuntu apps, and am starting away with writing a simple unity-topbar-icon-app, that allows to disable the screensaver/dim ... for example when watching movies [23:53] so I want to run a shell script to manipulate system settings [23:53] please help [23:57] ok, it looks like there is this option to import repos ... maybe I can just develop an electron app and import/wrap it with the qt Creator tool? [23:58] btw, the html/js api of current on developer.ubuntu.com still links to the wrong C++/Qt Variation ... I guess that's since there possibly was no JS-API at that time, but as it is, it's very misleading