[10:31] Hi there ! Is there a possibility to adapt this tuto https://unity.ubuntu.com/getinvolved/development/unity8/ on ubuntu 16.04 ? [10:31] I have problem with cmake while building [11:57] ShR3K you have overlay ppa? [11:57] ShR3K https://launchpad.net/~ci-train-ppa-service/+archive/ubuntu/stable-phone-overlay [11:58] * cimi lunch soon [13:06] ShR3K solved? [13:46] cimi : Yes! Thanks a lot. I thought it was only for 15.04 version [14:23] When I run run.sh I have the window displaying but how can I do to have left and right swipe gesture ? [14:26] ShR3K, by default just grabbing with your mouse close to the edges should work [14:31] I don't manage to have left swipe [14:33] ShR3K, you have the indicators or that's just the dash? [14:34] cimi, I have indicators. I can swipe from top and switch app with right swiper [14:38] mzanetti, ^^ [14:38] launcher hiding === pete-woo_ is now known as pete-woods [17:12] Hi, I tried to test unity8 as describe in Michael Hall's post "dogfooding unity8", works fine up to the point where I tried to install file manager and terminal using click, I'm getting errors like: "** (process:3874): CRITICAL **: manifest_version: assertion '*manifest != NULL' failed". Has anyone seen this? [17:15] fabrizio_, are you installing the clicks from the command line? [17:15] yes [17:15] in unity7 [19:46] Saviq, hey if youre still around [19:46] playing around with ... unity8 + an xmir surface [19:46] unity8 tells it when it loses focus and everything? [19:46] (the osk maliit doesnt seem to pick up that it lost focus on the xmir surfaces only) [19:46] so im just assuming its xmir fault, but wanted to double if you knew but some random change :) [19:46] chance* [19:49] bschaefer, it should, yes - we don't care if it's a XMir surface or other [19:49] bschaefer, and with Qt apps the OSK does go away when they lose focus, so... [19:50] Saviq, yup so all fingers pointer at xmir not handling w/e unity8 tells it [19:50] surface wise... [19:50] * bschaefer has to dig around there [19:50] Saviq, the xmir surface should still be wrapped in a qt window IIRC? [19:50] bschaefer, why? [19:50] err [19:51] that doesnt really make a difference [19:51] i see the window go down the stack [19:51] nope, and doesn't even make sense ;D [19:51] :) [19:51] * bschaefer is good at that [19:51] thanks! Thats pretty much all i needed to know :) [19:51] bschaefer, you have your SDL magic thingies, you can check that they lose focus ;) [19:52] and they're not wrapped in qt window [19:52] o true [19:52] but maliit doesnt work for x11 apps :) [19:52] by default [19:52] but.. [19:52] hmm [19:53] does a qt input context get generated for an sdl2 window... i would think not (its not x11 soo cant use the xim project) [19:53] maliit doesn't work for non-Qt apps, because Qt apps ask for it directly over DBus [19:53] * bschaefer has to test [19:53] Saviq, it'll work for gtk/qt apps [19:53] the client creates a plugin input context [19:53] that talks over dbus [19:53] bschaefer, sure, because both qt and gtk have maliit support [19:53] yup [19:53] annnd since mir doesnt have an API it wont work :) [19:54] an InputContext API [19:54] Saviq, starting to consider writing something where we can turn maliit keys into just evdev events somehow [19:54] if no backend is found... (super backup since that'll break on a few levels) [19:55] bschaefer, yeah a short thing would have to mean that XMir somehow knows how to talk to maliit and forwards keys as normal input into X11 [19:55] * bschaefer goes back to figuring out the focus issue :) [19:55] Saviq, well actually theres an XIM maliit [19:55] server [19:55] which i can run on the lxc container [19:55] for non qt/gtk apps [19:55] but outside of lxc [19:56] xapps are screwed :) [19:56] such as sdl2/sdl1.2/glfw3 [19:56] which are all really [19:56] pretty much anyone who talks to mir directly and skips the platform [19:56] yups, until we have MIM [19:56] :) [19:57] * bschaefer ducks out of the way [21:51] hello! I can't install containers in libertine [21:51] opps, wrong button [21:52] zzarr, you mean you can't install apps in a libertine container? [21:52] no, the container it self [21:53] ah, you're having problems creating a container [21:54] yes [21:54] I have version 1.0.2 [21:54] unfortunately the expert on that isn't around [21:54] is there a newer? [21:54] what are you using to create the container? What device? [21:55] oh, a laptop computer [21:55] ah, so Unity 8 on Ubuntu 16.04 [21:56] or, Unity 7 I suppose [21:56] exactly right [21:56] and the command line? [21:56] I don't understand the question [21:57] zzarr, you're using the libertine command-line tools to create the container? [21:58] ohh, no the gui [21:58] what is the command line to create a container? [22:00] the GUI currenty has a work in progress to add better error reporting... [22:00] I see [22:01] the CLI is this: libertine-container-manager create --id mycontainer --name "My Container" [22:01] there is a --help option as well [22:01] you get to see more error messages that way [22:01] thanks, I will try that [22:07] I tried to run lxc-attach, but get the response "You lack access to /home/zzarr/.local/share/lxc" [22:29] zzarr, lsc-attach will not work without other magic arguments, try libertine-container-manager --exec --id mycontainer --command /bin/sh [22:30] but then again, you're better off just installing a terminal app and using that, if you ask me [22:30] oh bother, it's " libertine-container-manager exec --id mycontainer --command /bin/sh" [22:30] no -- on the exec [22:38] I solved the problem by installing a ppa [22:39] I was able to create a container now [22:39] sweet [22:39] enjoy [22:39] thanks bregma for your help/time [22:40] (the steam client installs and runs under Unity 8, but has window-management related issues that are being worked on) [22:41] do you mean that it installes and runs in a container or directly on mir? [22:41] in a container [22:42] the Steam client uses a lot of X11 features [22:42] so do a lot of games [22:42] okey [22:43] I have xorg/Unity7 as well, is it possible to link the already installed applications to the container? [22:45] zzarr, unfortunately, not really [22:45] it's designed to isolate apps from the system [22:45] okey [22:46] is there a way to list packages so that I can install them in the container? [22:47] (just names, not anything else) [22:49] bregma do you know if the performance is good in a container? (3D acceleration) [23:02] I have to reboot [23:05] bregma, now I have the problem that applications don't start [23:06] (x-apps) [23:10] bregma, if you answered I couldn't see it, I tested the app Ubuntu Keyboard and the display turned black [23:20] I have to sleep now, it's late here [23:20] by [23:20] bye*