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00:21.26DocScrutinizer05softfp isn't exactly "no fp" - it just means apps use shared lib to do math afaik. The shared lib itself then uses FP-coproc, so the difference is not what you might think it was, between softfp and hardware fp
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00:52.38PaliDocScrutinizer05: debian's armel is for armv4t (and compatible)
00:53.51Paliand I do not see fp instructions for amrv4t...
00:54.37Palisoftfp does not mean "no fp", just it does not use fp registers for library ABI...
00:55.01Palibut I cannot find armv4t has fp support or not
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07:18.46hellekinreally nice reading all this on N900 and Maemo. Thank you Pali, parazyd for taking this up!
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07:19.48aitorPali: i assume that fp means floating point...
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07:43.53aitorhellekin: Maemo or MeeGo?
07:44.22aitormeego is the evolution of maemo (and moblin)
07:45.42aitorthere is another system based largely on meego: Sailfish OS
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07:49.33aitorall of them in qt5
07:49.35muepI did not ever mess much with meego, but my impression is that the similarities are mostly limited to appearance and use of linux and qt
07:50.11aitorall of them in qt, i mean to say
07:50.22aitoronly sailfish os is developed in qt5
07:50.45aitoryes muep, there is nothing in gtk
07:50.58hellekinaitor: sounds to me like offering a Devuan-based upstream for Maemo
07:51.05aitorbut the gtk containers system is good fot that
07:51.33aitorthat's a very good idea
07:51.42muepthe UI layer seems similar but afaik the plumbing otherwise is not at all similar in meego and sailfish
07:52.17aitorhellekin: i'm finishing it, give me a few minuts, lol...
07:55.21aitori need coffee, see you :)
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09:50.15AntoFoxmorning!!
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10:13.47aitorgood morning
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10:21.30MDrightsGood evening :)
10:21.52MDrightshas just install Refracta Ceres
10:22.18telst4rgood day!
10:23.38aitorhappy day to all !
10:24.02AntoFoxduring this day I update hezeh.org and the related repo. stay tuned
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10:27.07fsmithredaitor, did you get your sound working?
10:28.11AntoFoxhave you finished  simple-netaid-gtk?
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10:31.09aitorfsmithred: still not
10:31.31fsmithredsorry I have no new ideas on that
10:31.32aitori've done a fresh installation of Gnuinos 2
10:32.16aitornow i'm going to install vdev, shortly i will confirm to you
10:32.53fsmithreddid you update the vdev in the repo in the past week?
10:32.55aitoryesterday i tried using headphones, with the same result
10:33.09aitori will do it today
10:33.26fsmithredso I'm using an older version than you?
10:33.38aitori'm doing some changes in vdev-initramfs
10:34.49aitorbasically the changes are in vdev-initramfs tools, and i am using the same repo
10:35.03fsmithredyou mentioned before that you made some changes in packaging refractasnapshot. Did you move some files to different locations?
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10:36.11aitorno, i didn't consider it necessary
10:36.32aitoryou can download the sources using apt>
10:36.32fsmithredah, ok.
10:36.46aitorapt-get source refractasnapshot
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10:37.23fsmithredwhat does that give you?
10:37.46fsmithredI'll try that
10:38.11aitoryou can use git-buildpackage from now on
10:38.40aitorany doubt, just ask
10:38.52Akuliapt-get source is nice
10:39.00aitoryes
10:39.05Akulionly problem with it is that it creates a bunch of different files and folders
10:39.12Akulii'd like to get everything into one folder
10:39.31fsmithredis wondering what the sources of his scripts look like
10:41.29aitordownload the sources, and have a look at the .install files
10:42.58aitorand the Makefile...
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10:44.02fsmithredgonna do that - had to reboot the laptop
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10:45.33aitorsee you later, i'll try again with vdev
10:45.38aitorneed to reboot too
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10:55.48aitorfsmithred:
10:55.51aitorhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3641PRBleI
10:56.35aitorthe sond works !
10:56.56aitorthe sound :)
11:00.27aitorsee you later
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11:13.08DanMcMy apologies for the thoughtless question yesterday regarding what I perceived to be a possible bug with Catfish opening Audacious. It was a simple mime type issue that a friend helped me with. Sometimes I can't see the forest for the trees.
11:17.01Akuliyeah i was thinking that the program probably just calls xdg-open
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11:19.28aitori did a test this morning, and the file has been opened succesfully with pcmanfm
11:20.28DanMcIt was calling xdg-open.
11:21.13aitorbtw, running catfish you can see another example of a blocked spinner due to a singlethread process
11:21.40aitorthe spinner doesn't work while catfish is searching the files
11:21.57aitorit should be multithreaded
11:22.28aitorthe same happended to me developing simple-netaid-gtk
11:23.20DanMcAhh...okay. Thanks aitor.
11:26.01aitori did a class for such cases
11:26.13aitorbrb
11:33.58jaromilgreets from Gothenburg while at FSCONS will present Devuan at 14:30 - will be recorded, but there is no live stream
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13:42.00leafwizHey, I have slim installed. But I kida struggle with getting it to choose a default desktop env. I would like to have mate started , but now it starts xmonad. I have edited .xinitrc to contain exec mate-session, but still it defaults to xmonad only
13:43.21Hestbenleafwiz: Does /var/log/slim.log say anything interesting?
13:44.30leafwizslim: waiting for X server to begin accepting connections.
13:44.30leafwizslim: pam_authentication(): Authentication failure
13:44.55leafwizthe waiting for X server, is repeated a couple of times
13:45.41leafwizmate works on my system, it is just that I have to press f1 before I log in. I would prefer not to do that.
13:46.16Hestbenleafwiz: I see. I don't have more experience with slim, so I don't think I can help you further
13:46.33leafwizHestben: okay. Which login manager do you use?
13:47.07HestbenStill using debian jessie mostly. Is it lightdm default?
13:47.13HestbenI haven't changed it
13:47.27HestbenI got slim starting xfce on my gentoo just the other day
13:49.15HestbenAnd your 'startx' starts mate-session?
13:49.18fsmithred<PROTECTED>
13:50.36fsmithredyou have /etc/alternatives/x-session-manager? It should be a symlink pointing to whatever starts your desktop.
13:55.59leafwizfsmithred: aha.. yeah, I could try that
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14:12.52leafwizSo I found that I have to use ~/.xsession , instead of ~/.xinitrc , applies to both slim and lightdm
14:13.03leafwizfyi :)
14:15.03Hestbenleafwiz: good to know, thanks for finding that out
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15:29.56parazydraspberry pi 1 arm image is up! :) will also probably work on pi0: https://files.devuan.org/devuan_jessie_beta/testing/devuan_jessie_1.0.0-beta2.rc1_armel_raspi1.img.xz
15:30.04parazydtry it out please
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15:49.00golinuxjaromil: How did the talk go at FSCONS?  And when will the video be available?
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15:52.41telst4rcool parazyd , Will try out on monday when I'm at my Pi 1 B
15:52.59parazydneat :)
15:53.03parazydlet me know how it goes
15:54.07telst4ris it a 2 or 4gb img?
15:57.26telst4rI thought Rpi 1 is an armHF machine, not -el?
16:01.05telst4rwell, we'll see.
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16:19.51mueptelst4r: all rpi devices can use either armel function calling convention or armhf function calling convention
16:21.53parazydtelst4r: it's about 1.3 GB
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16:22.21parazydcould be probably stripped a bit more, but i like to leave some extra zeroes
16:22.48muepI am not actually aware of any device that could use armhf but not armel
16:23.19parazydmuep: it's only the other way
16:23.27parazydarmel always works everywhere
16:23.50parazyd(implying the cpu arch is compatible)
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16:24.55muepI guess the calling convention part would work, but if somone made a silly combination like armel calling convention and armv7 instructions, those would not run on rpi 0/1 either
16:25.52parazydyep
16:26.04parazydi baked a fresh armv6 toolchain for this yesterday
16:26.07telst4rmuep: alright, probably raspbian just got me confused.
16:26.34muepraspbian does armhf but with armv6 instructions instead of armv7 like stock debian would
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16:29.01telst4ryes, that's what was confusing me. I heard debian armel works on rpi1 but its "sub-par" somehow
16:30.32muepdebian armel uses armv4 or suchlike, which is also compatible for rpi0/1. it just does not use all the features that an armv6 capable CPU could offer
16:35.45telst4rOh, okay. so not all the bells and whistles of a v6 are utilized, but works just fine like on any other arm
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16:44.24parazydindeed
16:44.36muepyes. on some workloads, especially with floating point, it makes a quite large performance difference. but it is compatible anyway
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17:27.13aitorjaromil: you didn't answer to the question of golinux
17:27.22aitorneed to go
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17:28.31Paliparazyd: rpi1 image? it was very quick since yesterday...
17:29.13PaliI will be able to test it in next month... I did not think that it will be available for testing in this month!
17:29.29parazyd:)
17:29.55parazydfwiw, i got a login shell, so i'm guessing all is fine
17:30.34Paliare there plans to use raspbian as upstream source?
17:30.57Palithat would benefit in speed, to use armhf...
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17:31.22Paliin such applications like web browser or floating-point audio/video decoding...
17:31.50aitorwhy raspbian?
17:32.25Palibecause it compiles armhf DEB packages for armv6
17:32.34aitorwe must use our own distribution
17:32.58Palianother option is to recompile all packages for armhf
17:33.40Palibut raspbian takes packages from debian, so reusing should be easier as recompiling everything...
17:34.22aitorwe must use the tools from devuan
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17:35.07Paliwhich tools?
17:35.33aitorit's very easy
17:35.43aitordebootstrap
17:36.06parazydPali: would need a separate amprolla
17:36.34PaliI'm just saying that raspbian modify only some packages, others are just recompiled for armv6 armhf
17:36.38aitorparazyd :)
17:36.55Paliand devuan will do same, so I think it make sense to reuse those packages as they will be same...
17:37.16Paliparazyd: ok
17:39.05parazydnextime: can amprolla use a different upstream for a specific package architecture?
17:39.48parazydif not, consider it a feature request :p
17:40.16Paliparazyd: what is needed is to have two different armhf architectures
17:40.25Palione from debian --> for rpi2+
17:40.33Paliand one from raspbian --> for rpi1
17:40.56Paliboth needs to be named armhf
17:40.57aitorthe biggest problem, IMHO, is in the partitioning..., the rest is done.
17:41.14Paliso they must be on different uris
17:41.20parazydPali: yeah i'm wondering
17:41.26parazydaitor: what partitioning?
17:42.15muepare the older rpis and rpi0 an important enough an use case to justify doing an entire extra architecture?
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17:42.21muepfor anyone else than raspbian, that is
17:43.06parazydmuep: sure, it doesn't really waste resources
17:43.09aitorparazyd: one moment
17:43.13parazydwith amprolla
17:44.09aitora friend is calling me on the phone
17:44.20aitorone minute
17:44.27parazydPali: rethinking it... i guess rpi1 can stick with armel
17:44.42muepof course it is just nice if that can be done with little or reasonable effort. but I just kind of assumed that it'd be a non-trivial amount of work
17:44.43parazydPali: and then just use the vanilla armhf for maemo/n900
17:45.01parazydPali: would cut down a lot of work
17:45.05Paliarmhf is incomaptible with maemo
17:45.20Paliexisting maemo applications are armel (armv7-a)
17:45.39aitorhere i am again
17:46.05muepI wonder how they ended up using armel for a product that uses a cortex-a8
17:46.13parazydPali: indeed, i rushed a little bit. was thinking more in the way of running devuan on n900
17:46.21parazydwhich i already provide an image for
17:47.14aitori would like to know your opinion about gtk vs qt
17:49.05parazydgtk2 > qt4, qt5 > gtk3
17:49.06Palimuep: I think binary compatibility with n8x0 applications...
17:50.52aitorlet me assimilate it
17:53.01aitorwho is willing to develop in gtk2?
17:54.35parazydaitor: what are you trying to do?
17:54.57aitor?
17:55.22aitori'm only developing some applications
17:56.11muepfor new applications, qt 5 is a at least a quite sensible pick
17:56.35parazydqt5++
17:56.56muepthough it is a far wider thing than e.g. gtk3
17:58.16aitorqt5++ ???
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17:59.12Gupparazyd, thanks for the rpi1 image, will test it now :)
17:59.32parazydGup: cool, let me know
17:59.34aitorqt uses classes since ever
18:00.02freemangordonPali: what is the problem of maemo packages being armel?
18:00.15aitorclasses
18:00.16Paliincompatibility with armhf
18:00.42freemangordonPali: ok, but how's that related to devuan?
18:00.48Palidebian's armel is armv4... no neon, no thumb2
18:01.22Paliso devuan's armel is also armv4
18:02.16freemangordonok, but even if it was armv7, you can't simply install most of the maemo packages an expect them to tun, right?
18:02.25freemangordon*run
18:02.54aitorconsider the following point:
18:03.25aitorthe lightest Qt desktop is Lxqt
18:03.46aitorit depends on openbox
18:03.58aitorand openbox is gtk
18:03.58parazydfreemangordon: you can recompile them, why not?
18:04.03muepaitor: is it?
18:04.08aitoryes
18:04.17muepI thought openbox mostly uses some custom drawing
18:04.44freemangordonparazyd: because of the GTK2/hildon dependecies
18:04.46parazydaitor: openbox has nothing to do with gtk
18:04.53muepat least its window menus do not look like gtk menus IIRC
18:05.12parazydfreemangordon: iirc Pali said there's a way to do it
18:05.20parazydrebuild hildon
18:05.30aitormuep...
18:05.35freemangordonaah, I see :)
18:05.36aitoryou are wrong
18:05.45parazydaitor: openbox uses pango
18:06.03muepaitor: ldd /usr/bin/openbox|grep -i gtk gives nothing here
18:06.39freemangordonPali: I missed the start of the conversation, couldn' t find it in the logs, is it related somehow to what I am doing lately?
18:06.50aitori'll upload a video tomorrow
18:07.08aitorGnuinos 1
18:07.21muepI think there are some config tools for openbox that do use gtk in some way, but those are optional
18:07.28aitorusing a dinamical menu in gtk
18:07.58parazydmuep: yep, it's obconf usually, but then again obconf can be compiled for qt if needed
18:08.19muepthey have two UI implementations?
18:08.23parazydyes
18:08.40parazydlxqt ported it
18:08.45parazydfrom gtk
18:08.49muepimpressive
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18:14.20aitorit's been a long time since i don't use lxqt; so, i can't give my opinion
18:16.06parazydaitor: what do you use now?
18:16.15aitoropenbox
18:16.49parazydi like it a lot
18:16.59aitorme too
18:17.41parazydalthough i use dwm only
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18:20.49aitora simple custom widget using a css file with transparencies might be the main window of a Devuan-based upstream for Maemo
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18:24.44aitorparazyd: i saw your video recorded with your C code
18:25.22aitorwhich WM?
18:25.23parazydaitor: which one?
18:25.33parazyddwm
18:25.39parazydhttp://dwm.suckless.org
18:25.40freemangordonaitor: we are trying to port hildon to gtk3
18:25.51aitorWhat means dwm
18:26.01parazydsee the link
18:26.24parazydfreemangordon: lovely :)
18:27.06freemangordonthe last couple of weeks I am REing the closed maemo blobs, today I finished the last one needed (so far) - iphbd
18:27.32freemangordonI have it running right now on my pc in chroot (started by dsme)
18:28.00freemangordonanother guy is doing the porting job. Lets see how it will go :)
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18:29.05parazydfreemangordon: btw what ended up with the init thing you were mentioning in #maemo yesterday?
18:29.12parazydgoing for upstart?
18:29.34aitorfreemangordon, i just saw it in internet
18:30.16freemangordonparazyd: well, *SOMEHOW* I managed to install it, but as Pali told me, it refused to work :D - init wants PID 1
18:30.32parazydyes you can't init in a chroot
18:30.36freemangordonyeah
18:30.51parazydyou can qemu though
18:30.51freemangordonso at the end I started dsme by hand
18:30.55parazydit would work
18:31.05parazydmake a raw image out of the chroot
18:31.10freemangordonyeah, but that will be the next step I guess
18:31.13Paliinit daemon just spawn services
18:31.15parazydthen you can mount it whenever you need to make changes
18:31.18Paliand dsme is service
18:31.23parazydfreemangordon: but why upstart?
18:31.25Paliso you can spawn it also manually
18:31.28freemangordonaitor: which one?
18:31.39freemangordonparazyd: because this is what maemo uses
18:31.40Palino need to install and run heavy SW like init daemon to only start some service....
18:32.02parazydi'd rather switch to runit
18:32.07parazydtbh
18:32.39freemangordonTBH I have no clue, so will do what knowledgeable say :)
18:33.09parazydit's a lot lighter on the resources than upstart (gentoo says)
18:33.38freemangordonparazyd: I suspect upstart in maemo is not the same as upstart in debian, thus much lighter ;)
18:33.55Paliyes, upstart in maemo is not same as upstart in debian/ubuntu...
18:33.58parazydcould be, i never looked at the package source
18:34.28parazydyeah and i guess for the sake of keeping initscripts it's good
18:34.29Palianyway, maemo uses dsme for monitoring lot of applications
18:34.51freemangordonactually all the deamons asaik
18:34.55freemangordon*afaik
18:35.01Paliand some are monitored by upstart itself
18:35.18freemangordonPali: which one besides dsme itself?
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18:35.31aitorfreemangordon: http://wiki.maemo.org/Qt4_Hildon/Qt_Hildon_Widgets
18:35.35Paliupstart control dsme
18:36.21Paliso for maemo applications/system we can use any init daemon... monitoring is done by dsme and not by pid 1 init daemon
18:36.40parazydinteresting
18:36.42freemangordonaitor: oh, this is qt hildon widgets, but hildon itself (and "native" applications) are GTK
18:36.49parazydso you could even go with sinit :D
18:37.01freemangordonwhat about systemd? :p
18:37.04freemangordonhides
18:37.08parazydyeah, no...
18:37.15Paliparazyd: any init system which can start /etc/init.d/ scripts
18:37.44freemangordonPali: wait, who uses /etc/event.d? isn't it upstart?
18:37.52Paliupstart
18:38.18freemangordonbut isn't that maemo specific?
18:38.21Palibut if you look at /etc/event.d/ script those are just shell scripts... with some logging information
18:38.38Paliwhat?
18:39.21freemangordonno /etc/event.d on my ubuntu machine
18:39.54aitorok: http://maemo.org/api_refs/5.0/pre-alpha2/apis/libhildon-2.1.34/hildon-hildon-gtk.html
18:41.02freemangordonaitor: http://maemo.org/api_refs/5.0/5.0-final/hildon/
18:41.04aitorparazyd, freemangordon, Pali and company: need to go :)
18:41.12Paliaitor: hildon is library based on gtk2
18:41.28Paliand needs modified gtk2
18:41.43Palithis is important! original gtk2 cannot be used
18:41.47freemangordonPali: I really hope android808 to be able to port it to gtk3
18:41.49aitorok, i saved the link
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18:42.09Palifreemangordon: hildon to port for gtk3?
18:42.38PaliI'm not sure if this is possible... as hildon itself needs patched gtk...
18:42.42freemangordonPali: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=96800
18:42.43aitorsee you tomorrow, need to go
18:42.50freemangordonaitor: night
18:42.54newichello
18:43.02aitor:)
18:43.06Palianyway, there is already some gtk3 port for hildon
18:43.12Palidone by cordia
18:43.14freemangordonPali: we can reuse part of cordia
18:43.25Paliyes
18:43.30freemangordonno, as they removed mce etc
18:43.40freemangordonbut some stuff can be reused
18:43.55Paliyes, reuse parts
18:46.42freemangordonparazyd: is thre any progress on "custom packages build" in the sdk?
18:48.04parazydfreemangordon: i have some templates which allows you to build them with a makefile
18:48.14parazydbut it's not yet ready to push
18:48.18freemangordonok
18:48.30parazydperhaps in a week or three
18:48.45freemangordonno hurry
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19:00.35aitortry in #debianfork
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19:02.36aitorreally, need to go... see you tomorrow :)
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