=== chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [11:34] hey [11:34] question :) [11:34] I'm trying to build mir from source [11:35] and although I have libcapnp and dev installed, I get this error: [11:35] http://pastebin.com/DedN5xKc [11:37] ignore, just found the package missing [11:40] hikiko, you might want to apt-get build-dep mir [11:41] I did so seb128 [11:41] there were some extra dependencies [11:41] cool [11:41] that was cpnproto for the record [11:41] yeah, if new requirements were added between the archive version and what you builds... [11:41] k [11:42] I just receive new errors now during make for gmock [11:45] http://pastebin.com/73LyaAjM this is the output [11:47] well I disabled the tests for the moment [11:52] hikiko, is that on zesty? [11:52] there are some issues with googletest/cmake-extras there it seems [11:52] yes [11:52] that was discussed a bit on #ubuntu-devel yesterday, kenvandine and attente hit build issues as well [11:53] I see [11:54] well, the problem is gone if I don't build the tests [11:54] seb128, which one of the mir* [11:54] in bin/ [11:54] should I run [11:54] to have the server running? [11:54] no idea, that's a question for the mir people here ;-) [11:55] question to all: is still mir_demo_server the right executable to have mir up and running? [11:55] or any of the other mir* will start the server automatically? [12:00] hikiko: only mir_demo_server* will bring up the Mir server, the other binaries are clients for that server [12:06] greyback, there's an error that I'm missing libmir_demo_server_loadable.so [12:06] there's no such .so in lib/ [12:06] so I guess I didn't build it [12:06] correctly [12:06] hikiko: that file is in mir-demos, and should be located: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libmir_demo_server_loadable.so [12:07] missing [12:07] so I have to install mir system wide too [12:08] hikiko: you should be able to run in the build tree [12:08] hi alan_g [12:08] the so should be in lib [12:08] alan_g, you mean the lib where I built mir right? [12:09] Right. But... what do you want a mir server for? The demos in Mir are rather limited [12:09] alan_g, I want to change the chromium backend to use mir [12:10] shouldn't I build mir-server? [12:10] You could just install miral-examples and run miral-server? [12:11] I don't know :) last time I used mir we didn't have that yet :) [12:11] is there any documentation for miral-server alan_g ? [12:11] basically I need these 2 things: [12:12] 1- find the documentation or the source of the mir api [12:12] 2- find a way to run mir to test chrome [12:12] what is the miral-server? [12:14] 1. Sadly out of date online, but you can build & show the mir docs: "make doc-show" [12:14] 2. http://voices.canonical.com/alan.griffiths/2016/08/18/miral-mir-is-not-all-about-unity8/ [12:14] thank you alan_g :) [12:14] (If you install miral-examples you can inore building it and the "bin/" part of commands [12:15] I only need to start miral-shell? [12:15] works!!!!! [12:15] fantastic :D [12:15] and how do I exit it? kill? [12:16] Ctrl-Alt-BkSp [12:16] Or the "x" in the corner [12:17] (kill works too) [12:18] no kill is not a good idea [12:18] I have to reset afterwards :) [12:18] (I mean reset the term attributes) [12:19] anyway :) thanks a lot alan_g :) [12:20] That's odd! You just ran as "$ miral-shell"? [12:20] * alan_g wonders why that changed any term attributes === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk === hikiko is now known as hikiko|ln === hikiko|ln is now known as hikiko === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader === dandrader is now known as dandrader|afk === dandrader|afk is now known as dandrader