=== chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [02:10] PR snapcraft#644 opened: Feature/ant plugin test === JanC is now known as Guest72926 === JanC_ is now known as JanC === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [06:11] PR snapcraft#645 opened: If "source: .." do not copy the current directory into itself [06:47] Bug #1600271 changed: snap install/remove multiple package names [14:18] mcphail, that would be quite some effort (getting a snapd for armv5 first ... then have a proper kernel with all security love it needs etc) [14:54] ogra_: shame. Have a couple of devices which would benefit from the goodness [14:59] well, with zyga pushing snapd into debian you might eventually get an armv5 build there [15:00] ogra_: cool. Looking to install nextcloud, and would be great to use the snap [15:01] well, ask zyga if he knows if debian provides armel packages [15:02] ogra_: isn't the 1st gen armhf? [15:02] nope [15:02] hmm. I hare ARM [15:03] the first get is ARMv6 ... armhf is v7 [15:03] complain to broadcom for picking an outdated architecture :P [15:04] ogra_: ha! I can see them crying into their millions of dollars ;) [15:04] yeah, the Pi was a clever move to get rid of stock chips they couldnt sell anymore [15:05] (the chip was originally developed for TV settop boxes that got never built) [15:07] to be fair, they do make nice media players. But looking to retire my sheevaplug, and a snappy solution would be great [15:14] ogra_: since you here :) aware of any go based snapcraft package which uses cgo and media subsystem? [15:14] nope ... i'm not a big go guy [15:15] I'am trying to package https://github.com/dz0ny/champ [15:15] first i treid quemu way on arch, well they disabled quemu :) [15:15] gg [15:15] k research then :) [15:24] Bug #1600489 opened: freecad after being installed with snap doesn't exists [16:35] PR snapcraft#646 opened: Feature/gradle plugin === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [20:05] What is the purpose of the snap folder that is created on $HOME? It follows the format $HOME/snap/package_name/a_number/, but for me those folders are always empty. This is on arch. Does that folder in Ubuntu actually contain files? [20:30] popey: ping [20:31] hm? [20:31] popey: I'm starting to get more free time. I wanted to check in with you on the mythfrontend snap [20:32] not worked much on it, will do next week at snappy sprint [20:32] vacation this week [20:32] ah ok [20:32] I'm looking through the snapcraft.io/create documentation now [20:32] awesome [20:33] Hello. [20:33] look also at snappy playpen on github [20:33] lots of examples [20:33] will do [20:33] I have some questions about what Snap is intended to do. Will Snap replace apt/aptitude? [20:34] feel free to pingnme on telegram if you use it. easier for me when afk [20:34] am popeydc there [20:34] if you have any questions [20:35] popey: For me? Or for tgm4883? [20:35] I'd assume me [20:35] for tgm4883 :) but feel free :) [20:35] teej: IIRC, there is a good discussion about snaps and apt on the latest ubuntu podcast [20:35] also the snappy playpen gitter is good [20:36] and unlike popey, I can be unbiased when I recommend it :) [20:36] heg [20:36] heh* [20:36] * popey goes back to beer, i mean bed [20:36] o/ [20:37] where do I alert issues regarding the snapcraft.io website [20:37] since SSL seems to be currently broken, but the 'snapcraft tour' provides an https link [20:37] tgm4883: I'm not sure what that is. Do you mean http://ubuntupodcast.org ? [20:38] teej: yep, that's the one [20:39] tgm4883: Thanks. I'll check it out. [21:19] tgm4883: So I've listened to the podcast but I was unable to find anything on whether Snaps will take over apt/aptitude in the future. [21:20] teej: hmm, I thought they had talked about it. Maybe it was a prior episode. IIRC, snaps don't make sense for all things. For instance, you're not going to put systemd in a snap [21:20] so they should coincide [21:49] allah is doing [21:49] sun is not doing Allah is doing [21:49] moon is not doing Allah is doing [21:49] stars are not doing Allah is doing [21:49] planets are not doing Allah is doing [21:50] galaxies are not doing Allah is doing [21:50] oceans are not doing Allah is doing [21:50] mountains are not doing Allah is doing [21:50] trees are not doing Allah is doing [21:50] mom is not doing Allah is doing [21:50] dad is not doing Allah is doing [21:51] boss is not doing Allah is doing [21:51] job is not doing Allah is doing [21:51] dollar is not doing Allah is doing [21:51] degree is not doing Allah is doing [21:51] medicine is not doing Allah is doing [21:52] customers are not doing Allah is doing [21:53] you can not get a job without the permission of allah [21:53] you can not get married without the permission of allah [21:54] nobody can get angry at you without the permission of allah [21:54] light is not doing Allah is doing [21:58] Working on my first snap of an application, moving from deb packaging (which I didn't do most of the work on). Running into an issue during the "snapcraft" portion of the build, logs indicating that it's trying to install some stuff to /usr/lib (previously it was /usr/local/lib until I specified /usr/lib as a prefix as we do for debian packaging) [21:59] Looking for some pointers on how to resolve that [22:01] I'm going through the snapcraft documentation and started with will cooke's first attempt at this http://paste.ubuntu.com/18923022/ [22:51] Some progress, I told it just "usr" and it builds now, however the snap doesn't work and looking in the state directory, it's completely empty. If I dig deep enough into the build directory I can find the binary and launch it and it semi works [23:13] Ok, I think I need to specify INSTALL_ROOT during the make install, but I don't see a way to specify that. What are the "Common plugin keywords"?