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10:43.00mallumhey
10:58.45pb_hi mallum
10:58.50mallumhey pb_
10:59.06mallumjust building a new libsn and testing x stuff on 3100
10:59.21mallumpb_: what was the lib files I should remove again ?
10:59.54pb_mallum: any symlinks ending in .so
11:00.18mallumpb_: okey I'll update my autoipkg script
11:00.30pb_cool
11:01.10pb_by the way, next time you build a matchbox ipk, would it be possible to have mbdesktop removed from /usr/bin/mbstart and provided as an "x-desktop" alternative or some such?
11:02.13mallumhmmm, are there any other dekstops yet though / ;-)
11:03.37pb_well, you can call the alternative something else if you want.  But there are going to be GPE users who want to continue using gpe-appmgr and don't want mbdesktop running all the time.
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11:07.34mallumpb_: yeah sure, Im only joking around ;-)
11:08.11mallumpb_: I've started work on a matchbox gtk configurator , so I'll probably handle it from there
11:09.05pb_ok, cool
11:10.18PaxAnimamorning
11:27.45mallumbah them new fonts arn't apperently dfsg compliant. sometimes debian is very silly
11:28.06PaxAnimadfsg?
11:28.21mallumdebian free software guidelines
11:28.52PaxAnimaah
11:29.01mallumI swear theres people on debian whose sole purpose is too make as much stuff as possible non dfsg compliant
11:30.35PaxAnimaheh
11:34.47pb_Which part of the licence is it that they don't like?
11:35.24pb_(not that I've actually seen a copy of the Bitstream licence yet)
11:36.18mallum"The fonts cannot be packaged by themselves for sale, but can be sold with any software."
11:36.44mallumone could say though the postinst script in a deb is 'software'
11:38.53pb_Yeah, I suspected they might have trouble with that bit.  The policy manual actually only says that "The license of a Debian component may not restrict any party from selling or giving away the software as a component of an aggregate software distribution containing programs from several different sources. The license may not require a royalty or other fee for such sale"; nothing about selling the component on its own.
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13:02.04florianhi all!
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13:19.27mccarthyhello all
13:19.35mccarthyit seems that the new atd is broken :(
13:19.53mccarthy(but *my* version from the gpe-atd sources works fine....go figure)
13:20.15mccarthyI guess I will email nils...
13:23.47florianmccarthy: tell me what's up... he sits in front of me :-))
13:24.41mccarthyflorian: I simply get atd hanging when you try to touch the trigger file.
13:24.50mccarthy(I didnt investigate further than that)
13:25.30mccarthyflorian: the atd sources from the gpe CVS work fine, however (I am using a binary I built directly from there).
13:25.54mccarthyI havent checked to see if he changed anything in the move from gpe CVS to handheld CVS
13:27.03florianmccarthy: nils opinion ist that gpe-atd and new atd should be the same
13:27.32florianmccarthy: maybe mail him and explain in detail what you did
13:32.55mccarthyflorian: strange....they *do* seem to be the same sources....
13:33.29mccarthyflorian: where did he build it?
13:34.42florianmccarthy: last time on his x86
13:35.05mccarthyflorian: can he do a "echo > /var/spool/at/trigger" without it hanging?
13:36.12mccarthyflorian: tell him, BTW, that both ipkg and the Packages script thinks that 0.6 is *older* than the old version anyway, so I am likely his only tester right now ;)
13:36.39florianmccarthy: he tested it on his ipaq, works
13:37.36florianmccarthy: the /etc/init.d/atd script seems not to work  
13:37.40mccarthyflorian: stange....it does for me now too (just reinstalled)....
13:38.04mccarthyflorian: maybe that was it...the init.d script thing...maybe I had 2 atds running or something....
13:40.29florianmccarthy: ahh, good. the ipkg problem is known - looks like a ipkg bug
13:40.47mccarthyflorian: who is trying to fix it?
13:41.53florianmccarthy: i have no idea about this - _if_ i had time i'd many things to do with ipkg
13:43.02mccarthyflorian: do you have any idea what pb_'s ipkg is supposed to fix?
13:45.44florianmccarthy: nope, but this is a good point - i could take a look at this
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14:20.13pb_hi florian
14:26.42florianpb_: hi
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16:35.53cmarqupb_: This screenshot from gpe-login (http://handhelds.org/scap/port.27377.png) is with the Vera fonts?
16:36.15pb_cmarqu: no, the ordinary MS ones.  I don't have a copy of Vera yet.
16:37.01cmarquWell, if we change the gtkrc, we should figure out with jg how to do it right. Server resolution vs. pixel size or whatever the issue was.
16:38.17pb_The main reason I mentioned the gtkrc needed changing there was to get the width of the GtkEntry box under control.  If the busybox bug were fixed, the fonts would automatically go back to being a more reasonable size.
16:38.36cmarquAh, okay.
16:39.11pb_I think the font name is just hardcoded as "Verdana 6" or something.  That's probably good enough for the time being.
16:40.05cmarquOh, indeed, that's gtkrc2, I was still thinking of gtkrc with that long font name spec.
16:40.42pb_Ah yes.  I basically don't care at all about gtk1 any more.  Even Nils seems to be working on gtk2 nowadays.
16:41.01cmarquYup.
16:41.21mallummatchbox has the same problem, all the themes use Verdana as there first choice
16:41.46cmarquOh, BTW, if nils comes here and I miss him, tell him that he can LGPL whatever code he wants fixed in libgpewidget.
16:42.23mallumis libgpewidget now lgpl then ?
16:42.38cmarquI thought so, yes.
16:43.29mallumcmarqu: are you coming to fosdem btw ?
16:43.38cmarqumallum: No.
16:44.45mallum:(
16:54.14pb_mallum: it's only for the login screen that the font name is hardwired in gtkrc.  For everything else it is set with gpe-confd.
16:55.24mallumpb_: do you knwo if anyones started on a GUI front end for gpe-confd ?
17:13.48stargirl_so, who is up for newnham bar at 10:30?
17:13.51stargirl_oops
17:13.53stargirl_wrong channel!!
17:14.23pb_mallum: not unless you count gpe-conf.
17:14.37moraystargirl_: ha
17:14.47moraystargirl_: but what if pb_ wanted to go?
17:15.27stargirl_well I'm sure pb_ would be we welcome to come along in that case, as would anyone else :-)
17:15.39stargirl_however, I did intend to make that comment on some other channel entirely :-)
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17:15.43pb_heh.
17:16.13jgpb_: hi
17:16.25pb_hi jg
17:30.21mallumjg: hey there, have you have a play with one of them compaq tablet pc's yet ?
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17:37.05ade|desklo all
17:57.45pattiejapb_: where's a feed for gpe2?
17:57.50pb_pattieja: familiar unstable
17:58.12pattiejaoh.  I thought you might have been a separate project like opie is
17:59.07pb_separate project yes; separate feed no.
17:59.12ade|deskpb_: any ideas why i dont have any fonts for gtk2 in X on my x86. am confused what should be install/configured.
17:59.14pattiejak
17:59.28pb_ade|desk: try fc-list, see what it says
17:59.36ade|deskpb_: got a bigger calculater :)
18:00.14ade|deskpb_:fc-list gives no output
18:00.52mallumade|desk: are you running debian ?
18:01.19ade|deskmallum: yup
18:02.23mallumapt-get install msttcorefonts
18:03.13morayI seem to have a ttf-openoffice package on here too
18:03.48mallumI think newest fontconfig will do type1 fonts as well
18:03.58mallumade|desk: running fc-cache may be enough to fix it
18:04.04moray(and there appear to be other ttf-* packages)
18:04.33mallummoray: yes but unfirtunatly non come even close to the quality of the ms ones :(
18:04.41moraymallum: indeed
18:04.53jgmallum: no.
18:06.01ade|deskmallum: installing them now
18:06.12moraymallum: though on a desktop system it's potentially worth having even not very good fonts around e.g. for different headline styles (not that I know if the ttf- packages in Debian include any such fonts)
18:06.29ade|deskmallum: what i dont get is why i have not done this on my laptop .. yet that works
18:07.13pb_maybe gtk is using X core fonts on your laptop.
18:07.15mallumjg: its a pity there so expensive :(
18:07.25ade|deskpb_: maybe
18:08.56ade|deskyay fonts :) many thanks folks
18:09.27ade|desktime to compile smp kernel .. and off we go :)
18:11.55mallumade|desk: oh cool you got your new dual cpu machine ?
18:12.39ade|deskmallum: yup, only 100MHz buss atm, does like booting at 133MHz :(
18:12.59ade|deskuni proc till the kernel is finished
18:25.40mallumade|desk: have you tried it with apic stuff ?
18:25.50ade|desknope
18:30.41ade|desknote to self -j 2 works better
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18:36.23mallumjg: have you seen http://www.debianplanet.org/node.php?id=899 ?
18:38.28jgmallum: now I have.  I don't care.
18:38.36jgmallum: debian sometimes goes off the deep end.
18:39.53jgmallum: so debian should just package them up with anything else, and they are fine.
18:43.27mallumjg: I agree with you entirely
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19:14.01florian_hi all
19:16.39mallumhey florian_
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19:20.48pb_mallum: is there any eta for new X packages in unstable?
19:22.05mallumpb_: oh my 3100 was taking all day to upgrade to them ...
19:22.16mallumpb_: and I forgotten about it :(
19:22.22pb_mallum: heh
19:23.33mallumpb_: hmm, it appeared to have gone to sleep, am upgrading again
19:23.50mallumpb_: I have a new libsn to uplaod aswell
19:23.58pb_ah great
19:36.03mallumits taking for ever just to upgrade gtk2.2
19:36.24pb_are you low on flash?
19:36.33mallumnot sure
19:36.39pb_remember that jffs2 gets slower the less free space you have
19:37.41mallumoh dear
19:37.43mallum/dev/mtdblock/1          15.8M     14.9M    844.0k  95% /
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20:07.50pb_dc_: yo
20:07.52dc_hey
20:08.24mallumhey dc_
20:08.47dc_mallum: hey
20:16.10mallumIm having major matchbox hackfest
20:16.23mallumfixing all the boring stuff
20:16.23dc_huray
20:16.58mallumwhats is nil's atd for ?
20:17.40pb_scheduling events
20:17.46pb_it's just an update to the one already in familiar
20:18.55mallumlike cron ?
20:19.11pb_more or less, yeah, but for one-shot events rather than repeated.
20:19.25pb_see man at for example
20:22.30mallumoh yes I've seen this before
20:22.37mallumI dont think I thought it was the same thing
20:22.41mallummumble mumble
20:33.58pb_mallum: did your 3100 install ever complete?
20:35.23mallumpb_: nope, I think its fuxor'd :(
20:35.32pb_mallum: oh dear
20:35.40mallumwhere is jsmanique when you need him
20:55.23pb_mallum: want to upload the packages anyway?
21:09.40jgmallum: so have you checked in the changes to the X build scripts?
21:33.03pb_anyone happen to know a cheap place to buy CF sleeves?
21:37.38mallumpb_: I was looking at the dual one on expansys - 60 quid
21:37.49mallumjg: I didn't think Ihad write access ?
21:38.27mallumjg: do you have a 3100 close to you at the moment ?
21:38.40pb_mallum: yeah, I really want just one of the old single sleeves.
21:38.53pb_mallum: I plan to break it apart, so the cheaper the better.
21:39.52mallumpb_: oh ok, did  you check ebay ?
21:40.01pb_mallum: yeah, there are some on there for ~ 30 quid
21:41.30jgmallum: dunno; try it and see.
21:41.46jgmallum: no, I don't have a 3100 at home.
21:43.16mallumjg: okey trying
21:43.51mallumhmm, Id really like to get these packages tested on a 3100 before uploading them ....
21:44.07mallumpb_: is there something you have queued thats dependant ?
21:46.45mallumewe -> protocol error: directory '/usr/cvs/xscripts' not within root '/cvs'
21:48.03pb_mallum: new gpe-session-scripts with the -br flag really.
21:48.12pb_mallum: is there any reason to think they won't work on 3100?
21:48.57florian_pb_: where can i find the -hh5 patch for the kernel you used for that bootgpe2 image?!
21:49.09pb_florian_: there isn't an actual patch, but you can get the code from cvs.
21:49.51mallumjg: I do have write access, I just have to change all the damn CVS/Repository entrys
21:50.14florian_pb_: ah, ok - thanks, i'll do - sounds a kind of "unofficial" :-)
21:50.38pb_florian_: the code is tagged in cvs, so we can retrospectively create a patch if necessary
21:51.25florian_mallum: i got a line that does ths for you.. it's from one of the admins, maybe this could help you
21:52.12florian_pb_: ah, great - i need some additional modules, i'll check it out later...
21:53.08florian_pb_: this one much better than the familiar stable kernel i used lately...
21:53.14florian_brb
21:54.11mallumflorian_: oh cool, that'll save me from smashing sed against a brick wall
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21:58.23mallumflorian_:  for repo in `find ./ -name Repository`; do sed -e 's/usr\///' < $repo > $repo; done
21:59.24mallumoh no
21:59.32mallumthats cleared them all :(
22:02.33mallumI missed the mv step after sed
22:16.52mallumjg: phew! okey committed
22:17.06mallumjg: its a good job a regularly back up stuff ;-)
22:17.09jggreat!
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22:36.50florian_mallum: oh sorry
22:37.26florian_find . -name Repository | xargs perl -pi -e 's,^/usr/cvs,/cvs,'
22:37.59florian_That was Nick Duffek's solution
22:42.14pb_florian_: did Nick happen to mention what they actually changed to cause the problem?
22:44.32florian_pb_: they fixed a security hole in cvs, but he says that this should not cause any problems.
22:44.55pb_ah right
22:45.07dc__sleep
22:52.47pattiejapb_: can gpe2 be installed and play nice with opie?
22:53.02pb_pattieja: installed yes; play nice I'm not so sure about.
22:53.05pattiejahmm
22:53.21pb_pattieja: so long as you only run one at a time there will be no problem.
22:53.24pattiejayeah, I think that the opie startup script like, deletes /etc/rc2.d/Ssomething with X in it
22:53.30florian_good night
22:53.52pb_florian_: night
22:53.58pb_pattieja: !
22:54.06pb_pattieja: wow, I didn't realise it actually did that. :-)
22:54.14pattiejalet me check...
22:54.36pattiejapb_: yep, take a look -
22:54.38pattiejacase $1 in
22:54.38pattieja'start')
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22:54.50pattiejabaam!
22:54.53pattiejaouch
22:54.58pattiejahmm
22:54.59pb_pattieja: there are two problems with running both at once.  (a) opie doesn't allocate itself a virtual terminal, so it just draws over the top of whatever else is running (ie the xserver); (b) the X server doesn't let go of the mouse when you switch to another console, so mouse clicks in Opie will cause unintended effects under X as well.
22:55.06pb_pattieja: heh, nice.
22:55.20pattiejahehe.  that's funny
22:55.34pattiejano, I wasn't thinking of running *both* at once, but one at a time, but have them both installed
22:55.43pb_pattieja: ah, that should be no problem.
22:56.22pb_pattieja: you can stop and start gpe with /etc/init.d/gpe-dm, and likewise Opie with /etc/init.d/opie.
22:56.37pb_I guess it would be possible to set up inittab with a different runlevel for each.
22:58.42pattiejaor select which to run at boot time
22:59.12pattiejahmm.  or maybe at reboot time, or a file that holds the desired window manager, etc.
22:59.35pb_yeah, AntiProxy has a little selector widget to choose an environment at boot time.
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23:06.59pattiejapb_: that would be cool.  how about putting the capability into the bootldr?
23:07.08pattiejawell, that probably wouldn't be practical
23:07.50pattiejahmm.  does AntiProxy's selector use the console and keys?  I guess I'm asking how it works/where I can get it
23:11.24pb_pattieja: yeah, it runs on a text terminal.  I'm not sure what it does for keys or how you get it.
23:11.40mallumpb_: I poked around the tinyX source, but I could not see anything obvious on where it got signaled of a vt change
23:11.51pb_mallum: it's normally done with SIGUSR1
23:12.02pb_mallum: there is an ioctl you can make to select the signal, let me look it up
23:15.14pb_mallum: looks like it's done with VT_SETMODE.
23:16.38mallumpb_: okey
23:18.45pb_so, see e.g. hw/kdrive/linux/linux.c::LinuxSetSwitchMode
23:21.50mallumpb_: so am I correct in reading he's setting that to just ignore the signal on vt change ?
23:22.50pb_mallum: no, if he didn't want the signal he would just not request it.
23:24.03mallumpb_: so LinuxVTRequest is getting called ?
23:24.09pb_yup
23:25.13mallumhmm, that doesn't seem todo much at all
23:25.48mallumthere is LinuxDisable() which looks like it may somehow get called on a vt switch
23:26.11pb_I think KdProcessSwitch() in kdrive/kdrive.c is the place.
23:30.29mallumpb_: have you done an 'xrandr -x' yet ?
23:30.33mallumbtw
23:31.01pb_nope, what does that do?
23:32.12mallumone sec and I'll scap it
23:32.45mallumthe tinyX source is very scary
23:32.54mallumIm lost before I even start :(
23:33.00pb_:-(
23:33.50mallumitd be great to get kiethp to spend a few hours talking you through it all ;-)
23:35.15pb_ha.
23:37.49pb_It might be enough to just call MouseFini in LinuxDisable, and MouseInit in LinuxEnable.
23:38.08pb_be worth asking keithp if he has any quick suggestions, if you can nail him down for a few seconds.
23:38.55mallumpb_: http://handhelds.org/scap/port.24498.png
23:39.20pb_ah, neat.
23:39.33pb_that's the head-up display thing I suppose
23:39.42mallumyeah
23:40.38mallumI never looked what the switch was to get it back though :(
23:40.59mallumtsfini dont seem to close anything though :(
23:42.10pb_KdUnregisterFds does that, I think.
23:50.37mallumpb_: okey tommorow if I get a mo, I expeeriment adding them and trying it out on my laptop
23:50.44pb_ok, cool
23:51.07pb_I will be out of action most of tomorrow, have to go to London for a funeral.
23:51.29mallumoh dear
23:51.33mallumhope it goes ok
23:51.47pb_thanks :-)
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