=== beowulf is now known as Guest55209 === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [16:32] ogra_: is there a more up-to-date release of Snappy that I can download? Maybe 15.10 or Xenial? The tutorial just says 15.04 [16:32] you can use rolling (xenial based) when you build your own image with ubuntu-device-flash [16:33] ogra_: how? [16:34] ogra_: and isn't there just an equivelent to do-release-upgrade in snappy? [16:34] updates are installed automatically when new images are released by default [16:35] (you can turn that off with "snappy config ubuntu-core" if you do not want that) [16:35] oh, so could I just do snappy update and it will automatically be rolling then? [16:35] but they will only remain within the channel you originally instaleld [16:35] no [16:35] if you use a 15.04 image it will auto-update if there i a new 15..04 [16:35] you wont be able to switch over to the rolling channel [16:36] (thins might change once we dropped all of system-image) [16:37] ogra_: so there is NO way whatsoever to switch the channel? No sources.list change? [16:37] not currently, no [16:37] oh, ok [16:37] as i said, that will likely change once we dropped system-image [16:37] ogra_: is there a download link for a rolling amd64 image? [16:37] no, there is no such thing, you have to create one yourself [16:37] sudo ubuntu-device-flash core --channel=edge --oem=generic-amd64 -o test.img rolling [16:38] that should get you one [16:38] (probably add --install=webdm) [16:38] (and --enable-ssh) [16:40] tsimonq2, tsimonq2 it doesn't work on xenial, try on 14.04 Determining oem configuration [16:40] generic-amd64 failed to install: snappy package not found [16:40] Guest74213: I just did sudo apt -y install snappy [16:41] oh...but one removes the other [16:41] :>] [16:41] ogra_! what packages do I need installed for this? I am running xenial [16:41] just ubuntu-device-flash should be enough ... it should pull the needed dependencies [16:41] ogra_, it doesn't work on xenial [16:42] ogra_: this is what I am getting: generic-amd64 failed to install: snappy package not found [16:42] yes, me 2 [16:42] try adding https://launchpad.net/~snappy-dev/+archive/ubuntu/image [16:42] ok, trying now [16:43] seems the last snappy upload FTBFS [16:43] so it might be uninstallable atm [16:43] (xenial is a devel release after all :P ) [16:44] ogra_: what do I have to do after the ppa? the package is already installed [16:45] The following packages will be upgraded: [16:45] golang-snappy-dev ubuntu-snappy-cli [16:46] Warning: The home dir /nonexistent you specified can't be accessed: No such file or directory [16:46] The system user `snappypkg' already exists. Exiting. [16:46] and the same error [16:46] it went fine for me... [16:46] oh [16:46] so can you make the image now? [16:46] nope [16:47] still the same error [16:47] yeah :'( [16:47] I'm wondering if I should just pull up a 14.04 VM and build it there, then transfer it over [16:47] (to the host system) [16:47] * tsimonq2 trys that [16:49] tsimonq2, after that try to install this snap https://uappexplorer.com/app/classic.mvo [16:50] tsimonq2, https://uappexplorer.com/app/classic.mvo [16:50] sorry [16:50] tsimonq2, https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/snappy-devel/2015-November/001290.html [16:50] well stahp, let me get it installed first jeez us [16:58] :D [16:58] by all [16:58] I have the Lubuntu 14.04.3 VM ready [16:58] so what do I install? [17:05] you enable the above PPA and install ubuntu-device-flash [17:08] * tsimonq2 met dependency errors and got frustrated, so he is going to give in to just using 15.04 for now === ezobn is now known as Guest29845 [17:33] ogra_: looking to build a snap for irssi, is it easy enough to just port it, or do I have to tweak it a lot? [17:33] ogra_: and what do I do abou dependencies? [17:33] *about [17:34] create a snapcraft file, it will care for the deps any everything [17:34] ok [17:35] (for that you want to install snapcraft indeed ... there is some PPA for it too) [17:40] already installed [17:46] ogra_: following https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/snappy/guides/packaging-format-apps/, running "snapcraft" in my irssi directory that I created with my snapcraft.yaml file just outputs that I am missing the parts property, but it isn't listed on that link. What's the reason? [17:46] dunno, someone didnt update the docs yet ? [17:47] oh [17:47] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ogra/+junk/ircproxy/files [17:47] take a look at that snapcraft.yaml [17:48] at the bottom you see the packages it is supposed to install [17:48] so create your own parts block :) [17:48] * tsimonq2 already found it here: https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/snappy/build-apps/your-first-snap/ [17:48] but thanks :) [17:49] so I just need to list ALL of the dependencies? [17:59] ogra_: ok, so irssi is on Github and requires some dependencies, is there any way that I could just clone it from Github, then add/edit some config files, and it will work? [18:00] ogra_: or will it require a complete rewrite? [18:18] tsimonq2, i think thats easy, but i have never done it ... my packages usually just use debs from the archive [18:18] you dont need to llist any dependencies [18:18] ogra_: well irssi IS in the repos, so I COULD do THAT too [18:19] see my file above ... it onnly defines bip and openssl [18:19] deps are pulled automatically into the snap [18:20] oh cool === dasjoe_ is now known as dasjoe === Saviq_ is now known as Saviq === benoitc_ is now known as benoitc === FourDollars__ is now known as FourDollars_ === |svij| is now known as svij