[00:21] anyone know where I can download the ota-12 image? I can't find it anywhere [01:36] hellslinger, http://system-image.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch/stable/ has the metadata for the single bits (and the links to the files in the pool) === salem_ is now known as _salem === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === ljp is now known as lpotter === linmob is now known as picard_ === picard_ is now known as linmob [08:49] Hello, I am using a Nexus 4 (mako) on rc.proposed and managed to setup Libertine. Unfortunately, vivid is quite old (and obsolete), and some packages (e.g. the latest chromium-browser) are outdated (chromium-browser just segfaults). Is there any way to install a chroot that is on a newer or alternatively still supported version (trusty) of Ubuntu? Could I fix this by transitioning to another channel of Ubuntu Phone? === vrruiz_ is now known as rvr [09:32] hi there! [09:34] hi kaisoz [10:11] hey mimecar! didn't see your greetings :D === linmob is now known as linmob_ === linmob_ is now known as linmob === _salem is now known as salem_ === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === Tobirium1 is now known as Tobirium [13:38] mterry, hey, got five min to talk about uss/time-date? [13:38] jgdx: sure do [13:38] mterry, specifically, I can't seem to locate the London timezone by writing "London, United Kingdom" into the search field. [13:39] mterry, you did some changes to that panel, but do you recall if any of those changed the search code? [13:40] jgdx: they did change the search code (allowed it to search in translated names). But I don't think we've ever searched using the country names and such. It's trying to find a CITY called London United Kingdom in your case [13:40] (either directly or indirectly by e.g. changing the db of timezones, etc) [13:40] jgdx: and the search isn't super smart, it just checks the beginning of the city for example, not sub phrasses [13:41] jgdx: I also updated the db of timezones too, when I made my other changes, yes [13:41] jgdx: but I don't think your search phrase would have ever worked [13:41] jgdx: it would be nice if it did. It's a sensible search phrase [13:42] mterry, well, we had a test using that exact phrase, but it's uncertain for how long it has failed, but now it does. [13:42] jgdx: ah interesting.... [13:42] jgdx: that does surprise me. Then I bet I probably did screw something up [13:43] mterry, I guess the old search “engine” was a bit too coupled with the data [13:45] jgdx: well I don't *think* we ever searched over country names... So I'm guessing that we would accept matches on just the first word? [13:45] jgdx: I can look into it. That's the whole test, just typing that in? [13:46] mterry, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23061630/ :) [13:46] mterry, hey, great, thanks [13:52] jgdx: I *could* imagine a race there. Like partial results come in from an earlier string and is still there before updating with no results once search_kb_type returns... But I'll try and see what the old code did [13:52] jgdx: it would really help if you knew the last time that test worked [13:53] jgdx: also this isn't super urgent, I assume? [13:55] mterry, we can't seem to find any bug reports for this, and I'm able to set all timezones I want using cities, so not 100% sure how urgent. [13:55] mterry, but we want to fix the test asap [13:57] HELLO === mani is now known as Guest64811 [13:57] hello [13:58] i m using ubuntu phone [13:58] Guest64811, how's it going? [13:58] igood [13:58] thANK YOU [13:58] I WANT TO INSTALL WHATS APP IN MY PHONE [13:59] DOES IT POSIBLE [13:59] Guest64811, I don't think you can yet, Whats App hasn't created an app for uphone. [14:00] IS THERE ANY WAY TO INSTALL ANDROID APPS IN UPHONE [14:01] Guest64811: no what's app on Ubuntu Phone, and no way to install android app on Ubuntu [14:01] http://www.whatsappfor.org/software/whatsapp-ubuntu-phone-touch/ [14:02] DOES IT WORK [14:02] ??/ [14:02] Guest64811: that is not an official app [14:03] THIS IS THE WAY TO INSTALL WHATS APP IN [14:03] caps! [14:09] dpkg -L * [14:14] make complains about the lack of member h_addr in struct hostent, but in my development/ndk/sources/android/libportable/common/include/netdb_portable.h ther's this line [14:15] #define h_addr h_addr_list[0] /* address, for backward compatibility */ [14:15] inside hostent definition. What's the problem? === Tobirium1 is now known as Tobirium [14:20] I'm planning about contributing to Ubuntu touch and I'm having a look at the band-aids project in launchpad [14:21] I'm having a look at this issue, just to have some idea [14:21] https://bugs.launchpad.net/band-aids-uphone/+bug/1234336 [14:21] Launchpad bug 1234336 in Canonical System Image "Search queries are not escaped" [High,Confirmed] [14:22] wow, that was fast :D [14:22] so, how would be the proper way to start working on this issue for example? should I contact Alejandro J. Cura to talk about it? I've been having a look at the unity-scope-click as well [14:22] Guest64811: there is a webapp for the whatsapp web site interface in the store i think, however you must have a separate device with android/ios running the official app to log in with, and you will not be able to receive push notifications or rely on other advanced features, from it [14:24] kaisoz, yeah, alecu is the person to talk to there. And awesome that you wan't to contribute. [14:24] want* [14:25] thank you :) [14:25] kaisoz, checking out the unity-scope-click code, building and running it, then poking at it is probably the next best step :) [14:27] I currently have a full time job as a (embedded) software developer so I won't be able to contribute as often as I would like to :) [14:27] anyway I'll do my best. I've been following the project and now I have a Aquaris E5 so I can start playing :) [14:30] An I think the band-aids project is an excellent idea to get people involved easily [14:31] kaisoz, cool, and yeah it is! :) If you're interested in app development, there's also #ubuntu-app-devel [14:32] where you can discuss scope development as well [14:33] I'm really more interested about helping with the system itself, although I think this kind of bugs are the best way to get the feeling about it [14:33] maybe there's a better way, I don't know [14:36] I've only contributed to the kernel with a couple of patches to the drivers subsystem, but you work in different way there (as far as I know) [14:46] kaisoz: i'm not sure we want to fix that search queries "issue" exactly [14:47] ahh [14:47] hmm i didn't realize someone added it to band-aids [14:47] so it's a good thing that I asked before :D [14:48] I just went to the band aids project and It's already ordered by importance === Tobirium1 is now known as Tobirium [14:57] so, all system related bugs are gathered in the canonical devices system image launchpad project right? [14:57] from there they are triaged to the respective projects [14:58] kaisoz: i explained that to you the other day. [14:58] but i also don't know what you are expecting is "system related" either [15:00] yeah, it's true, I didn't remember sorry [15:03] which systems related I mean all not related to apps or scopes [15:04] maybe it's not the proper word [15:04] :S [15:08] kaisoz: some apps and scopes are a core part of the system. c-d-s-i project has bugs linked which affect all levels of packages included in the system images [15:09] aha, well that's perfectly clear now, thanks :) [15:12] got to go, see you later. And many thanks for the info! :D [15:44] hi again [17:07] hi, I subscribe to this list: ubuntu-phone@lists.launchpad.net and I´m sending a mail to it but doesn´t arrive or show in the mail list archive. can someone give me advice [17:10] gb_mks: if it was held for moderation you would have received an e-mail about it. otherwise, appearing in the archive on the web site is not instantaneous. [17:11] gb_mks: is your mail about android and forensiscs tool? [17:12] dobey: thanks, I sent a mail (and resend it twice). the first one was yesterday. It´s about a bug related with ubuntu-sdk in ubuntu 14.04 [17:13] I didn´t received an email about moderation [17:17] I copy paste it here https://titanpad.com/bug138569 [17:18] oh, i don't know why your mail wouldn't have gone through [17:19] mhall119: ^^ can you help gb_mks about why his mail didn't make it to the phone list? [17:19] yes it´s quite strange,.... I might have made a mistake [17:20] I sent it to ubuntu-phone@lists.launchpad.net, is that correct? [17:20] yes [17:21] ummm strange .. I sent one, nothing happened, then subscribe to the list, sent it again, and nothing happened twice :$ [17:22] Are you using the same email address for launchpad [17:22] and for the mail client? [17:23] that might be :D [17:23] gracias mimecar! [17:49] gb_mks: dobey: checking on it now [17:50] thanks :) [17:50] gb_mks: what was the subject line of your email? === JanC is now known as Guest86015 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [17:54] dobey: gb_mks: I'm not an admin there, you might need pmcgowan to help [17:55] I just resend it again and it work correctly. [17:56] thanks for the help :) [17:56] gb_mks, it was sent ok but my guess is the subject hit everyones bug filter [17:56] I know it hit mine [17:57] gb_mks, actualy the one you just sent arrived [17:58] yes, take a look to it because it looks everyone using ubuntu 14.04 might be affected and unable to use ubuntu-sdk correctly [18:05] mhall119: oh sorry, thought you were an admin for it [18:05] so did I, but nope :) [18:06] mhall119, that can be fixed [18:12] * mhall119 accidentally volunteered for more responsibility :/ [18:14] mhall119: *way* too easy to do ;) [20:02] if I want to install a new DE, should I just use the Ubuntu Software Center? [20:05] Anybody got a project to compile/run on (K)ubuntu 16.04? [20:13] ? [20:14] kvmmm: install on a phone? or on a PC? the latter you should ask in #ubuntu but basically yes [20:14] yes, it was a mistake. Sorry [20:15] PaulfraOSAA: what do you mean? [20:24] dobey: After actually getting a couple of basic examples running in kubuntu 14.10 I upgraded to 16.04 and now i get problems with running even the stariting example [20:26] PaulfraOSAA: 14.10? yikes. i have a pure qml app i'm working on and it runs ok under unity7 on 16.04 [20:27] PaulfraOSAA: if you build a binary targetted for the 15.04 phone frameworks that uses c++ in the SDK, you probably won't be able to run that binary on a 16.04 PC, because it will be binary compatible [20:27] err [20:27] I ran LTS and got thoroughly tired of cmake 2.8 and the like. But it worked then, it doesn't now [20:27] because it will NOT be binary compatible [20:27] 14.10 wasn't LTS, 14.04 was [20:27] Oh, so then it was 14.04 [20:30] but anyway, if you're compiling in the sdk with a kit with a 15.04 framework target, but for x86, you'll have to run that binary in a chroot/container to run it on 16.04. === Elimin8r is now known as Elimin8er [20:34] I now get E: Failed to change to directory ‘/home/expert/programmering/UbuntuTouch/build-myFirstCmakeTouch-UbuntuSDK_for_armhf_GCC_ubuntu_sdk_15_04_vivid-Default’: No such file or directory [20:34] I: The directory does not exist inside the chroot. Use the --directory option to run the command in a different directory. [20:35] Well the framework update has never worked for me [20:36] oh hmm, that looks like a problem with the sdk itself. i'd say file a bug against the ubuntu-sdk package [20:37] also, #ubuntu-app-devel might be a better channel for app dev specific questions [20:47] dobey: uhh, thanks for that heads up, I'll try that [20:48] At least now Qt Creator works on my tablet, so I'll be using it for that :) [20:49] cool === salem_ is now known as _salem [21:42] Hello hello. Is there a command line to check the status of the brightness sensor ? [23:58] does anyone know what format the recovery ramdisk on arale (mx4) is?