emme...@gmail.com wrote:
So, in my opinion, if Supertester have given the green light to these
applications, I think it's fair that they be promoted in extras.
IMHO, the person doing the promoting should become the maintainer. If
not that person, then certainly one of the users of the package
On 12/04/2011 02:41 AM, Kaj-Michael Lang wrote:
A recent glib (2.32) release changed how threads are handled, there is
no need to initialize threads anymore. But if you are using an old glib
then threads needs to still be initialized. Not maemo specific.
I'm not using glib 2.32 on any desktop m
On 11/25/2011 01:50 AM, Michael Cronenworth wrote:
Is there something Maemo-specific that I need to do to allow async
queues?
Apparently, yes.
In order to use GAsyncQueue objects you must call g_threads_init() and
link against gthread-2.0. On desktop distros gthread is included in the
I'm trying to get a GTK app I wrote for a regular desktop to run on the
N900.
When I compile the app in the SDK, everything goes fine. When I attempt
to run the app on the phone it aborts after attempting to call
g_async_queue_new(). The call is done 5 lines in to the program and it
works nor
Jonathan Wilson wrote:
If anyone has any feedback on my code (or if you have found bugs in it)
please let me know so I can make my code better :)
If anyone starts playing with or using libconnui-dev, I would also be
interested to know.
While I find your work very interesting I keep coming back
Randall Arnold on 03/07/2011 11:49 AM wrote:
Let's keep the conversations rooted in facts, please. There's enough noise
already.
Someone needs to do fire control with the media then. I do not keep up
with every posting @ nokia.com or every Nokia employee's blog.
I realize this has gone off
Felipe Crochik on 03/07/2011 11:30 AM wrote:
How did they back out of Qt today?
http://tech.slashdot.org/story/11/03/07/1337211/Nokia-Sells-Qt
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Nokia has backed out of MeeGo and today they have backed out of QT. This
leaves the Maemo distribution solely in the hands of the community. I
would still like to contribute to Maemo (or MeeGo if a build is
released), but I have some concerns.
Will Maemo.org and its infrastructure be online fo
Felipe Crochik wrote:
A new version of an existing application should have a lower barrier to
promotion than a new application.
Yes. Instead of 10 there should only be 1 required vote. That one vote
should not be the developer. No more than 3 votes thought.
We could put this into pract
Aapo Rantalainen wrote:
So I claim: "/usr/lib/libGLESv2.so"-file on PR1.3 has a bug.
My (only) proves so far are:
*It is working differently than same file on PR1.2
*It breaks vanilla libclutter-1.4.
I would file a bug at
http://bugs.maemo.org
with all of what you have done. Sounds like a leg
ds wrote:
is there a guide, howto or something simelar on porting Maemo Apps (e.g.
gtk based) to MeeGo. I could not find on MeeGo and Maemo site:-(
AFAIK GTK is still around in MeeGo and will still be supported. I know
Nokia wants everyone to use Qt, but not everyone wants to use Qt.
Andrew Flegg wrote:
http://lists.meego.com/pipermail/meego-dev/2010-September/005525.html
This is very sad. I see nothing has changed since I left the MeeGo
lists. Having static packages is so 2000!
A MeeGo foundation should be to have all packages in upstream MeeGo
repositories instead of
Eero Tamminen wrote:
Hi,
(standard disclaimer: below are my personal opinions)
Thanks for taking the time to reply.
Who/where is the best place to contact in regards to my Ovi Store questions?
Today, I received a notice that the Ovi Store is "new and improved" but
the Maemo section is still
Daniil Ivanov on 05/06/2010 01:39 AM wrote:
By commercial solution do you mean DRM?
Simply the ability to sell an application for profit. I'm a stanch
anti-DRM supporter.
Thanks,
Michael
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The continued delay of PR 1.2 has caused me to pose this question.
Without customized packaging, I cannot reliably publish applications to
the global maemo.org repositories at this time. Also having APIs in flux
without knowing when the new version is coming out makes me even less
interested.
Benoît HERVIER on 03/24/2010 12:08 PM wrote:
Yes there is discussions, talk, brainstorm ... and other discussions,
emails on the mailing list but ZERO actions taken. This was my first
experience in an true OSS community ... but probably the last.
This is not a true OSS community. If you want th
Benoît HERVIER wrote:
Once the package will be removed from extras, extras-testing, and
extras-devel you will be able to install the new version from my own
repository.
Why are you attempting to divide the Maemo community?
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Venomrush wrote:
You do not need to update any apps in Legacy. Apps in Legacy remains the
same and does not get any further development work.
That's what Niels is proposing, unless I am mistaken.
fremantle = Legacy
fremantle-1.2 = The new "Extras"
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Dave Neary on 02/24/2010 10:01 AM wrote:
1. New uploads get compiled with the new SDK, and get downloaded onto
phones with the old OS, where they don't work.
How? The only way that could happen is if a power-user downloaded the
file manually and attempted to use dpkg manually. This should be f
Venomrush wrote:
Why not have 2 repos for Extras
1 called Extras Legacy (aka current Extras)
1 called Extras (aka fremantle-1.2 Extras)
The only inconvenience I can think of is users have an addtional repo on the
list, shouldn't do any harm!
They will fragment the Maemo 5 community unless th
Thomas Tanner wrote:
Forced upgrades of some components for installation of a new package is
standard practice for all package management systems (keyword version
dependencies).
I think the main problem is that the mp-fremantle-pr packages
hardcodes the exact version of all PR packages instead of
Graham Cobb wrote:
I can't say I like this. My personal view is that there will be a lot of
people running earlier software for quite a long time. How long do Nokia
believe it will be before 80% of new devices being sold in retail stores have
PR1.2 pre-installed? Can we keep track of stats sho
Alberto Garcia wrote:
If you are using a HildonPickerDialog directly you can use the standard
GtkDialog::response signal.
http://maemo.org/api_refs/5.0/5.0-final/gtk/GtkDialog.html#GtkDialog-response
I see that it's not clear in the HildonPickerDialog doc, so I'll
update it now.
Ah, cool. Tha
How does one attach to the "Done" button when using two
HildonTouchSelector columns? When I press the button nothing happens.
I'm using single selection mode. I have two columns of regular text
(numbers). I select two numbers and press "Done" but no action occurs
and I do not see any signal to
Thomas Tanner wrote:
I don't want a platform that is merely a Qt runtime enviroment (Symbian
would be sufficient) but one which also offers me easy access to the
complete GNU/Linux software world.
Debian based distributions have offered working ARM ports for years
but Fedora does not. Porting Mob
Jeremiah Foster wrote:
Intel and Nokia collaboration:http://meego.com/
I guess I'll be the first to ask then:
N900 support upgrade path planned?
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Tor wrote:
This is very bad news IMO. I work a lot with both formats and I know
which one is less painful.
Completely subjective. I work with both, and I can tell you the opposite.
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Christopher Intemann wrote:
I just came across this thread and I'm some kind of confused...
I the N900 running true X-Windows, meaning that it was possible to ssh
-XC in some Linux box and start X-applications without any extensions or
additional software necessary?
ps | grep Xorg
:)
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On 02/06/2010 05:31 PM, ma...@bitblit.net wrote:
I get an error:
fakeroot apt-get install ...
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Bernd Stramm wrote:
On the other hand, there is that expectation that if person X provides a
package (through porting or through a fresh new package), then person X
has to provide free updates for the next 100 years. Not very respectful
either.
This is where co-maintainers fit in. Fedora and De
daniel wilms on 01/29/2010 07:54 AM wrote:
I just went briefly through the code, but might it be that you forgot to
add something like:
{ "Duration", "Audio:Duration", FALSE }
in the tags? Just as an idea I had when I went over it.
Hm, no, but that gave me a clue. (A "duh, I'm stupid" moment)
I have added duration support for FLAC file types, but the Media Player
does not display a duration until the song is selected for play. The
tracker-extractor-flac plugin is attempting to store the number of
seconds into "Audio.Duration" but this isn't displaying.
Am I doing something wrong? I
tero.k...@nokia.com wrote:
And the lists should be back again.
Thanks for the heads-up.
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On 01/19/2010 04:15 PM, Jeff Moe wrote:
Where are these discussions taking place?
Here.[1]
[1]
http://lists.maemo.org/pipermail/maemo-developers/2010-January/023781.html
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Graham Cobb on 01/19/2010 05:08 AM wrote:
We have to live with that and try to come up with a solution that is best for
the users. In my view, that means having as many apps as possible available
to people who are still running the initial release.
This should be noted as a failure of Nokia to
Graham Cobb on 01/18/2010 04:42 PM wrote:
I do think there may be an option 1.5:
Turning Linux into Windows shouldn't be a project goal of Maemo.
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Niels Breet on 01/18/2010 03:08 PM wrote:
Can we, like with the opt problem, come to a solution with
community power[tm]?
An SONAME change during a distribution version's lifetime is quite
nasty. Most, if not all, distributions frown upon such a thing. I'm
surprised that this was done, given
Kimmo Hämäläinen on 01/08/2010 04:58 AM wrote:
Yes, tracker should do it. Fortunately, tracker can be extended to index
all kind of information. CC'ing Ivan "Mr. Tracker" Frade here...
GPS data is stored in tracker for images only. Till wants GPS data for
*all* file types.
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Cornelius Hald on 01/08/2010 05:02 AM wrote:
Anyways, it´s just a guess.
That's for images only. Till wants it for *all* file types.
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Till Harbaum / Lists on 01/07/2010 10:15 AM wrote:
- We'll have to scan all files in every geotag aware app
If you want to create some sort of standard database for holding GPS
metadata for any file type then you have to write it.
- This consumes much CPU power
Reading a file is hardly CPU i
Till Harbaum on 01/07/2010 06:30 AM wrote:
How do i access geotags?
With libexif. GPS coordinates are in the EXIF data.
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Jeff Moe wrote:
> Right now there are occasional "tweets" to qaiku, but this falls far short.
There's a maemo-announce that's a ghost town. Every other modern distro
uses such an announce list to let users know of outages or other big events.
Why can't Nokia?
Your other points are valid, none-t
Eero Tamminen on 12/30/2009 04:09 AM wrote:
> Is there some way that this will help me - the original poster?
Unfortunately, no. I have not, yet, investigated too far into the
compositor Nokia is using. My app references were to compiz, the
compositor found on most Linux desktop distributions.
Eero Tamminen on 12/30/2009 04:09 AM wrote:
> Incorrect.
I guess there's some illegal black magic happening in-between compiz and
apps regardless of UI toolkit libraries. Apps such as dasher that
present rectangles and text at fast speeds do not present any tearing
when I have the *compositor*
Eero Tamminen on 12/29/2009 09:17 AM wrote:
> because Gtk doesn't have any support for Vsync.
Gtk doesn't need to support Vsync. Qt won't magically fix this problem
either.
Only the compositor needs to support Vsync. Once it does then *all* 2D
operations will be tear-free. Gtk, Qt, terminal-bas
Jeff Moe on 12/29/2009 08:20 AM wrote:
> Symlinks take space on disk, too. I'm not sure if they take a whole block or
> a part of it but there is likely a limit where a links costs more space than
> the data itself. Is this where the 2K come from?
An inode on the default file system is only 256 by
Jeff Moe on 12/29/2009 08:20 AM wrote:
> I don't understand why maemo-optify doesn't just move*everything* to /opt,
> including files under 2k etc. What advantage does it give to not have them in
> /opt? For instance, I ran into this problem with asterisk where it had many
> small sound files whic
Jeff Moe wrote:
> I have written up a Package Building HOWTO.
>
> You can find it here:
> http://wiki.maemo.org/User:Jebba#Package_Building_HOWTO
>
Jeff,
Would it be beneficial to add or update the necessary pages in the
standard wiki namespace instead of adding on to your already long user
pag
On 12/16/2009 11:21 PM, Sri wrote:
> Hi
> Michael.
> I am trying to install scratchbox &maemo SDK using the scripts
> provided from maemo but its not getting continued as my machine is
> x86_64 and script is asking for i386 base.
> do you have any procedure to configure scratchbox & maemo sdk
On 12/16/2009 10:51 PM, Michael Cronenworth wrote:
> I'm on the N900 USA firmware. powertop is not on the device anywhere.
> find / -name 'powertop' does not return any results. I notice other
> users of the Global version of the firmware have it. I would make a
>
I'm on the N900 USA firmware. powertop is not on the device anywhere.
find / -name 'powertop' does not return any results. I notice other
users of the Global version of the firmware have it. I would make a
package for Extras, but the autobuilder prevents it since it already
exists in it's known
Max Barnes on 12/16/2009 11:32 AM wrote:
> Has anybody found instructions on how to install the Maemo 5 SDK on a
> non-Debian system?
>
The host distribution does not matter. The packages are not installed
into the host machine, but into the /scratchbox chroot'd environment.
I am using Fedora 1
I'm attempting to compile an app with some MCE defines for portrait mode
on the fremantle autobuilder. It seems that the mce-dev package is not
installed on the autobuilder[1][2]. Is there an alternative to MCE that
I am not aware of?
All of the Fremantle examples for portrait mode show includ
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