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00:51.12luflibpng - It seems I got the difference :D OMP is starting well now ...
00:53.32merlin1991so what's different? :D
00:54.48lufhttp://pastebin.com/TXx25edk
00:55.29lufThere is enabled iTXt support for maemo. The comment line is nice: Turning on for maemo, as per tracker developers request.
00:56.10lufI have no clue why they (Nokia) included it into original code instead of debian/patches/
00:56.39lufThat's the reason I like debian/patches/ - everybody can see the difference I made.
00:57.22lufRight now I plan to diff the Nokia source code 1.2.37 againist original 1.2.37 (but I'm not sure if I catch the CVEs).
00:57.30merlin1991or you have a git repo and one can look at the history ;)
00:57.55lufHowever I'm able to start OMP, HAM at least (from reported).
00:58.13lufmerlin1991: we have Nokia's repo? Let's share URL ;)
00:58.34merlin1991hm I didn't check if there is one
00:58.38merlin1991quite possibly there is one
00:59.58arceanhttps://maemo.gitorious.org/meego-image-editor/libpng/trees/1.2.42-1meego3
01:00.04arceanluf: ^
01:03.57lufarcean: it's not maemo and unfortunately I don't see there maemo commits
01:04.58arceanI know, it's current maemo upstream
01:08.13lufNice it has the same def part (which I commented out) as the 1.2.49. So they added the comment and remove (not comment out) some ifdefs+defines :D
01:11.43lufOk I have to keep something for the morning/day :)
01:12.07arceanyeah, it good time for bed :)
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01:21.39lufI forget to mention. If someone is brave enough to test patched version libpng-1.2.49 which can run OMP and HAM I uploaded it to http://merlin1991.at/~luf/libpng (also sources, I'll upload git tomorrow or day after tomorrow). But I'll check source code from upstream 1.2.37 againist Nokia's one.
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11:15.27lufHuh I shouldn't work during evenings and nights :(
11:15.53lufmaemo/libpng3-1.2.37/debian/patches/02-enable-itxt.diff - how could I overlook it :(
11:16.57lufSo the last build of libpng-1.2.49 is ok and I'm going to upload it to the cssu-devel.
11:17.16lufAnd also I have to say sorry to libpng devels and also Nokia's devels.
11:32.53kerioheh, why?
11:33.46DocScrutinizer05~spank luf
11:33.46infobotACTION bends luf over his knee and tatoos 'ibot' on luf's pasty white buttocks.
11:33.52DocScrutinizer05;-P
11:34.43DocScrutinizer05luf: you said you shouldn't, at pretty exactly the time where it's pretty hard to follow that rule anywhere on northern hemisphere
11:35.56DocScrutinizer05I'm on 45°N here, and it seems to me there's just night, night, night, and evening, during a 'day'
11:36.47DocScrutinizer05luckily this is getting better since 11:13 UTC
11:37.10luf:p
11:38.43DocScrutinizer05checks his homematic info screen
11:39.06DocScrutinizer05<PROTECTED>
11:39.56DocScrutinizer05already more than 7h you could call morning or evening
11:40.13DocScrutinizer05rest clearly is night
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11:53.13amiconnis slightly further north. Sunrise 08:13, sunset 15:54
12:00.58marmistrzHi, \
12:01.42marmistrzI thought about porting newer tracker from Harmattan
12:01.50marmistrzbut I'm lost in the bulld-dep hell
12:02.16marmistrzMaybe we could divide some of the work?
12:02.20marmistrzWhat do you think about it?
12:02.55lufmarmistrz: what is the motivation for it?
12:03.55marmistrz1. Tracker on fremantle is sometimes laggy: indexing 2000 tracks takes hours :)
12:05.11marmistrz2. Tracker on Harmattan has sparql, and this is required for a couple of other libraries from Meego, e.g. libaccounts-ui and is used by the Harmattan apps.
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12:16.40DocScrutinizer05hmm, I thought fremantle trackercapper has SPARQL as well, and we already got a nicely bugfixed version
12:16.49lufSo the motivation is to support Harmattan application if I understand right.
12:16.49DocScrutinizer05crapper*
12:17.36luf*well :)
12:17.40marmistrzyes, and to improver all the tracker stuff.
12:18.35DocScrutinizer05HARM apps won't simply backport to fremantle anyway
12:18.52DocScrutinizer05you always need adaption done
12:19.05DocScrutinizer05so why not adapt the tracker related stuff as well?
12:20.21marmistrzwhy won't harm tracker stuff simply backport? With much stuff it backported ok.
12:20.34marmistrzThere's no package: libtracker-sparql-dev in Fremantle afaik
12:20.41lufI'm a little bit affraid that Harmattan is using tracker for a lot of other stuff (as call history, SMS, ...). This is in rtcomm-eventlogger in maemo. And to be honest I have no clue what is doing tracker in maemo.
12:21.11DocScrutinizer05tbh I can't see tracker become more ubiquitous and relevant on fremantle, the direction HARM went with tracker is a continuation of the already wrong path fremantle took with tracker
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12:21.26marmistrztracker is for email, file stuff and media player on Fremantle
12:21.42marmistrzBut if Harm is using tracker for everything, it must be efficient :)
12:22.18lufI have enough long my TODO so I'll not help you. (generaly be careful with "must be") ;)
12:22.24DocScrutinizer05using tracker for everything: ultimate brainfsck
12:25.25DocScrutinizer05freedesktop tracker is an indexer for stuff like kerry beagle, spotlight... Abusing it as an abstraction layer over, and only means to access to, the hierarchical filesystem was already a pretty bad idea. HARM extended that to the ultimate evil concept of storing data inside tracker db
12:25.44DocScrutinizer05I'm not supporting this concept
12:25.52DocScrutinizer05it's braindamaged
12:26.09lufmarmistrz: BTW how it looks with the sql package you upgraded?
12:26.29kerioDocScrutinizer05: does that mean that a tracker-processes -r would cause a data loss?
12:26.36DocScrutinizer05sure
12:26.57DocScrutinizer05briliant, isn't it?
12:27.02marmistrzyeah
12:27.18lufDocScrutinizer05: we already have tracker in maemo so the upgrade (carefully created) should be plus.
12:27.26DocScrutinizer05nope
12:27.30marmistrzwhy not?
12:27.37DocScrutinizer05I don't want a bloated tracker
12:27.53DocScrutinizer05I want a neutered tracker if anything
12:28.11lufDocScrutinizer05: where is the freedom?
12:28.36DocScrutinizer05the freedom is in your option to do the backport to your device and use it
12:28.51marmistrzharmattan tracker is generally based on the gnome tracker. So there shouldn't be much problems when using the base features
12:29.13lufDocScrutinizer05: also freedom in ignoring your opinion?
12:29.19DocScrutinizer05sure
12:29.43marmistrztracker should be generally bkwards compatible. Why not to do it. We'll get newer vala, glib by the way as they are probably needed.
12:29.48DocScrutinizer05but no way we'll go redefine fremantle tracker to do stuff that HARM does in an evidently mad way
12:30.11lufmarmistrz: I don't think it'll be so easy (as I lernt from other maemo crippled packages).
12:30.34lufDocScrutinizer05: nobody talked about storing everything in tracker. Just the tracker upgrade ...
12:30.45marmistrzBut why can't m5 do the things that m5 normally does + the things that are in some apps.
12:30.49marmistrzexactly what luf says
12:30.59DocScrutinizer05you could as well suggest to change HD to support HARM-alike swipe and drop hw kbd support
12:31.30marmistrzyou mean HD=hardware design or what?
12:31.37DocScrutinizer05hildon desktop
12:31.39lufMotivation is - faster tracker (and another plus should be easier porting Harm apps).
12:32.04DocScrutinizer05where the F* is any proof of HARM tracker being any faster?
12:33.03DocScrutinizer05and for the "porting apps" part: sure it gets easier to port apps from Y to X when you make X more like Y. But we don't want to make fremantle more like HARM
12:33.05marmistrzHD might be modified so that either m6 swipe is usable - as it rocks. or use some webos gestures. You don't have to drop generic minimize and close to support those
12:33.26lufDocScrutinizer05: Can anybody test 2000 tracks in meego and in maemo to measure?
12:33.43DocScrutinizer05on which platform???
12:33.49RST38hluf: I did, on Maemo, it is a disaster
12:34.12lufDocScrutinizer05: ^^^
12:34.24marmistrzyou don't get my point. m5 doesn't have to become m6. But the libs may be right there. Some call it compatibility
12:34.56lufmarmistrz: I think DocScrutinizer05 knows ;) He just want to spent some time.
12:35.04marmistrz;)
12:36.30lufmarmistrz: how is it going with the sql you upgraded? Any progress in testing/moving into cssu?
12:36.52DocScrutinizer05the heck! sure a tracker running on a N9 with double the RAM, faster CPU, faster+better SQLite will outperform fremantle tracker on N900
12:37.05DocScrutinizer05but what does that prove?
12:38.20DocScrutinizer05but honestly I don't see any new functions of HARM tracker that could even get implemented on fremantle tracker, not to mention what the heck was the use of such an enterprise
12:38.22lufDocScrutinizer05: It's presumption. We'll have proove once someone try to upgrade the tracker.
12:38.23marmistrztcl8.5 is in extras (normal extras) but merlin1991 says we can't use it  -  so a stalemate
12:39.02lufmarmistrz: I mean SQLite
12:39.59marmistrzI know
12:40.12marmistrzand it's a pain in the ass to drop tcl to 8.4
12:40.42lufMMNT SQLite is using tcl? Or what is the idea?
12:40.56freemangordonmarmistrz: I second luf's question: what is the status of sql?
12:41.05freemangordonswlite that is
12:41.09freemangordonthe fuck :(
12:41.12freemangordonsqlite
12:42.14luffreemangordon: I hope you red the backscroll - how I'm stupid with libpng (and I have working library now)
12:42.26freemangordonluf: yeah, saw that :D
12:42.41freemangordonDocScrutinizer05: it has 4 times the RAM of n900 afaik
12:42.51DocScrutinizer05yeah
12:43.08lufHowever thanks for you support with backtrace.
12:43.10DocScrutinizer05and FREE RAM is probably 20 times
12:43.30freemangordonthere is free RAM on n900? where it is? :P
12:43.33marmistrzas I said merlin1991 doesn't want to use extras packages
12:43.46marmistrzI have mainly 5MB free RAM
12:43.55freemangordonmarmistrz: how is sqlite related to tcl?
12:44.31DocScrutinizer05free ram is the amount of true ram an app can allocate
12:44.32marmistrzbuild deps
12:44.39freemangordonluf: btw why do you use 49 and not 50?
12:44.58freemangordonlibpng version
12:45.31DocScrutinizer05IOW the amount of memory an app can use without running into swapping hell
12:45.43luffreemangordon: because it's in debian wheezy and I trust it's better tested.
12:45.47DocScrutinizer05s/an app/a process/
12:46.36freemangordonmarmistrz: build deps? what is that supposed o mean, just debian/control entries? or you did tried with relaxed dependensies and it refuses to build?
12:47.02luffreemangordon: I know that 1.2.50 is fixing one CVE but it's just compile time so I don't care about it.
12:47.15freemangordonluf: I know, I was just curious
12:47.19DocScrutinizer05the amount of such memory on fremantle is probably some 50...100MB max, on N9 is't possibly 10 times that
12:47.44marmistrzI tried, and configure (or sth like that) goes mad. And it's not easy to fix it, as it's even there treated as a separate pkg
12:48.16freemangordonDocScrutinizer05: you'll be surprised if you check the actual values in harm. IIRC after dropping the caches you have ~200 MB of free RAM ;)
12:48.41DocScrutinizer05see my definition of free ram above
12:49.06luffreemangordon: I'm not very good in testing and I don't think that anybody here has enough time to test everything. So my opinion is that more tested packages are better (if there is no reason to use newer one).
12:49.13DocScrutinizer05it no way means to drop swap
12:49.46freemangordonmarmistrz: well, that's what the process of backporting is supposed to do ;)
12:49.53kerioi have 63mb of free ram at the moment :D
12:50.02kerio84mb swapped
12:50.03freemangordonDocScrutinizer05: no swap on n9, besides compcache :)
12:50.14DocScrutinizer05it means subtracting all memlocked memory and high priority process memory from total amount of available memory after kernel got loaded
12:50.56freemangordonDocScrutinizer05: so the amount of free RAM reported after dropping file cache should be ~equal to max allocatable memory
12:51.23DocScrutinizer05IOW how large an array a process can allocate and scan every second, without creating constant swapping
12:51.25freemangordonluf: agree
12:52.50freemangordonluf: are there any patches compared to upstream? in wheezy package that is
12:53.29luffreemangordon: I don't understand the question.
12:54.10lufI use all patches from wheezy (the only one which exists also in 1.2.37 - maemo version) + use one specific maemo patch.
12:54.44DocScrutinizer05constant swapping could result from either the process' own memory getting segmented and swaped one segment out and another in, or by other processes swapping out parts or all of our process' memory since they are higher priority
12:55.40freemangordonluf: ok
12:55.49DocScrutinizer05the amount of allocatable RAM that causes neihter of both I define as "free RAM"
12:58.15DocScrutinizer05of course allocation of such 'free RAM' could cause initial swap-out of other lower-prio processes that are sleeping
12:59.36ShadowJKOne interesting aspect of harm tracker would be if the sql it uses is any less braindead than sqlite wrt disk accesses
12:59.36DocScrutinizer05and a process like e.g. tracker will suddenly slow down by factor 10000 when going from N to N+1 records of such array, tripping the swap hell threshold
13:00.33DocScrutinizer05ShadowJK: aiui they both use SQLite
13:01.27DocScrutinizer05so even when getting that improved SQLite version on fremantle, we still don't need to augment or upgrade tracker to profit
13:02.33ShadowJKI very much doubt sqlite is fixed
13:02.39DocScrutinizer05I'm also rather sure fremantle tracker also knows SPARQL
13:03.00lufI need help with git :(
13:03.27ShadowJKit was broken when mozilla started using it for "awesome bar", what, 8 years ago? and still broken 3 years ago, so I have very little hope :)
13:03.30DocScrutinizer05so if anything missing in bindings for fremantle tracker sparql, let's get the bindings, not the HARM tracker
13:04.01lufgit clone -b libpng12 <libpng.git.reo>; git remote set-url origin <cssu.git.repo>
13:04.33lufI made changes. And I need to push it. Is "git push origin libpng12" the right command?
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13:56.01lufHmm I upload it to gitorious wrong way :) I have to fix it but not today.
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16:22.44DocScrutinizer05\o/ cloud-7.de back to life
16:23.06DocScrutinizer05fsck postal!!!
16:27.02kerio\o/
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21:14.50int_uaFYI: today it rebooted and clock widget along with... how is it called.. tray. It died.
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21:15.18int_uagood day to reflash...
21:21.38DocScrutinizer51systray died??
21:22.49kerioint_ua: do you have weird stuff installed?
21:24.41int_uaI just remembered that I've deleted nemo-keyboard few hours before....
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21:25.29int_uaalong with all *maliit* that it depended
21:25.40int_ua*it was dependent on
21:26.26kerio:s don't say that
21:26.26int_uaAlso, why would mce need accelerometer? Gone remembering what is mce
21:26.36int_uakerio: why?
21:26.48keriobecause DocScrutinizer will keep ranting about how autoremove is broken
21:27.36int_uaAlso! syslog contains phone numbers! Be careful. Please tell me the code that throws them in syslog was written inside nokia
21:27.52keriowhy shouldn't syslog contain phone numbers? :o
21:28.11kerioit's the syslog
21:28.14int_uadon't you think it's personal?
21:28.16kerioit logs the sys
21:28.39kerioyep, it's definetely personal
21:28.44kerioit's something between you and the system
21:28.58int_uaI see it as a debugging tool. It should be shared with others who can help debugging
21:29.22keriowell, you see it in the wrong way
21:29.26kerioit's the syslog
21:30.06kerioit logs the system's everything
21:30.17int_uaThe syslog that was filled with 50 MB of complaints from mce about missing accelerometer... After I modprobe -r it
21:30.45keriowell, maybe you should not do that then
21:31.13DocScrutinizer51kerio: stop highlighting my mobile alterego, as long as no emergency, please
21:31.43kerioi highlighted DocScrutinizer
21:31.55DocScrutinizer51dang, right
21:32.06int_uaI consider rotation behaviour broken. When phone rings and you have 6+ windows you have wait for at least 15 seconds for them all to rotate.
21:33.01int_ua...with rotation blocked
21:33.16int_uathinks about phone settings
21:33.29int_uaone second, please
21:34.35int_uaok, it was automatic, sorry. Scratch that. Why did I missed that for a week?...
21:37.22int_ua>_<
21:38.16int_uaI even created a script for *bee* widget... >_<
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