<wolfspraul>
wait let me try a total newbie via web interface. the 'vegyraupe' nick still has a lot of super powers!
<wolfspraul>
channel is still invite-only
<wolfspraul>
I try to remove the -i flag
<wolfspraul>
let's hope that -i means invite, I just guessed :-)
<qwebirc86268>
vegyraupe: hey there
<wolfspraul>
I think it works
<kyak>
/home/bas/build/openwrt-xburst/staging_dir/host/bin/gforth: cannot open image file /home/bas/build/openwrt-xburst/staging_dir/host/lib/gforth/0.7.0-20100807/gforth.fi in path .:/home/bas/build/openwrt-xburst/build_dir/target-mipsel_uClibc-0.9.32/gforth-0.7.0-20100807:. for reading
<kyak>
make[3]: *** [engine/prim-fast.i] Error 1
<kyak>
/home/bas/build/openwrt-xburst/staging_dir/host/bin/gforth: cannot open image file /home/bas/build/openwrt-xburst/staging_dir/host/lib/gforth/0.7.0-20100807/gforth.fi in path .:/home/bas/build/openwrt-xburst/build_dir/target-mipsel_uClibc-0.9.32/gforth-0.7.0-20100807:. for reading
<kyak>
hmm.. i wonder what's IRC name of David Kühling
<kyak>
i wanted to give it a try to gforth, but something is wrong
<bartbes>
yeah, I normally get an error with kernel.fb
<bartbes>
I would've loved it if it compiled
<tuxbrain2>
rafa:any advance on ogv playing?... since I see the Nanowar video in the Ben I'm aging for this :)
<tuxbrain2>
I have to convert it to V:mpg1 200Kbps-A:mpg2 64Kbps to play it smoothly
<tuxbrain2>
well I will keept arranging content :), lets go for the discography+lirycs+covers
<rafa>
working to release jlime beta-3, if somebody has suggestions/problems this is a perfect time to report :)..
<rafa>
tuxbrain2: hey :).. I would like to see those videos as well! .. I use "ffmpeg -i your_video_file -ac 1 -ar 22050 -s 320x240 output.mpg
<rafa>
" to convert.. which gives as output mpg1 video, mp2 audio. No sure the
<rafa>
Kbps
<rafa>
tuxbrain2: ogv: I need to think a bit more, perhaps I would like to modify the example source code of libtheora, but no sure how to face the ogv problem properly. thinking..
<tuxbrain2>
I use a 2 pass encoding with mencoder
<rafa>
the example was sexy for me because IIRC it uses SDL which I know very well and it should be simple to add new features .. like keyboard control for example.
<qi-bot>
[commit] Werner Almesberger: Added COPYING (GPL 2/LGPL 2.1/CC-BY-SA 3.0) and AUTHORS. Put pointer http://qi-hw.com/p/ben-wpan/22af202
<tuxbrain2>
rafa: where is the definiton on the desktop (bkground, icons... etc) I don't see it in /usr/share/matchbox
<rafa>
the wallpaper is /etc/muffinman-extras/wallpaper.png. Just replace that file if you want to change the wallpaper. The freedesktop.org spec says that *.desktop files are under /usr/share/applications/. Folders (*directory) under /usr/share/matchbox/vfolders/. Icons under /usr/share/pixmaps/
<tuxbrain2>
no other way to change the bg? there is no xml defining this?, just thinking to include some diferent bg easily changeable
<tuxbrain2>
whatever thanks for the info :)
<rafa>
For the wallpaper you will need to restart X (killall Xfbdev; /etc/muffinman-extras/startx)
<rafa>
the wallpaper is set via the startx script, sorry.. it runs : matchbox-desktop --bg img-centered:/etc/muffinman-extras/wallpaper.png &
<tuxbrain2>
? on matchbox? no matchbox-remote?
<rafa>
well.. matchbox-remote is there.. perhaps we can think how to use that. Our idea is to add some application for settings, useful for 320x240, which we can use to set different kind of things, for example time/date, brightnees, networking, wallpapers, icons, etc.. We do not find a proper way nice for 320x240 yet.
<rafa>
no.. I do not know. If you want I can explain you further
<Textmode>
I guess
<rafa>
Textmode: we use X. when you press a key you have four modes
<Textmode>
okay?
<rafa>
1- key. For example, you press "n" key and X gets "n"
<rafa>
2- 2nd mode: is shift + key. Ex: you press shift + n X sends current win "N"
<rafa>
3- Mode_switch + key. Ex. you press red shift + n and X sends current win ">"
<rafa>
4- shift+mode_switch + key. Ex. you press shift+redshift+n and X sends current win "1"
<rafa>
Now.. how can we tell X that when somebody press FN key we want X sends shift+mode_switch??
<rafa>
NO idea, and no idea if that is the proper way. We know that xmodmap let us to change every mode of the 4 modes for every key. And we use xmodmap to set the numbers as mode 4 for every key with a number written.
<rafa>
So... Textmode : which is the problem? :)
<Textmode>
sounds like a clusterfuck :)
<Textmode>
hack it so that it pretends fn is shift+redshift?
<rafa>
Textmode: what I just did was to write a simple C program of 20 lines. It wait for a key event from /dev/event1 (keyboard). When the event arrives, and if it is FN key, and if it is "unpressed" then the tiny program sends X "shift+mode_switch" event as "pressed". You release FN and that tiny program sends X the keyup event of shift and mode switch
<rafa>
with this behaviour we emulate the mode 4 with fn. So now, I press FN + 6 and the fucking X sends "6" to the current win
<Textmode>
huggles rafa
<rafa>
Surely there is a fancy and proper solution. No idea yet. At least we have something. This tiny program does not use cpu neither ram.. so that is okey so far.
<Textmode>
well, you could probably patch X...but that would involve working with the X source code, so not a solution :P
<rafa>
Yep, we would not know yet if that is the proper way to do that.
<rafa>
to fix that
<rafa>
we need some advise from a Xorg guru perhaps
<Textmode>
probably, any lurking on IRC somewhere?
<bartbes>
ahem
<bartbes>
Xorg gurus?
<bartbes>
I have serious doubts those exist
<bartbes>
xorg is a magic box
<rafa>
:) maybe we could talk with ghosts about
<Textmode>
personally I'd suggest questioning the insane.
<Textmode>
in their madness, Xorg might make sense.
<bartbes>
I'm pretty sure the Xorg source exists out of one file, with one function main, with only one statement in it: do_black_magic_to_make_stuff_appear_on_the_screen_now();
<bartbes>
*consists of
<wpwrak>
bartbes: check the commit log. maybe there's a "now it works. my soul is thine, great cthulhu !"
<bartbes>
;)
<tuxbrain2>
wpwrak: not is just repetition of "Ph´nglui mglw´nafh Cthulhu R´lyeh wgah´nagl fhtagn"
<samgee>
guys, I think my nanonote is some kind of dead. When I hook it up to my laptop the light on the side comes on, but when I press the power button nothing happens.
<Textmode>
samgee: You know you have to hold the powerbutton for about 3-7 seconds, right?
<samgee>
I can hold it until the cows come home, nothing happens
<Textmode>
reset button?
<samgee>
note that I haven't actually held it until some cows came home, though :)
<samgee>
ah right, there's a reset button
<samgee>
I just press a toothpick in there for a while?
<Textmode>
yeah.
<samgee>
held it in for 10 seconds, pressed power again, no response
<Textmode>
:/
<samgee>
I haven't touched the nanonote for a few weeks and I can't remember what I did with/to it last.
<samgee>
hm, if I unplug the usb cable, take out the battery and plug the cable back in then it makes a ticking sound
<samgee>
which just went from about 5Hz to around 2Hz
<samgee>
stopped now
<Textmode>
:/
<Textmode>
thats probably not a good sign.
<samgee>
that was my guess too :/
<samgee>
I haven't tried hardware usb boot yet, but I lost the little two pin thingy.
<Textmode>
anything conductive should do the job.
<Textmode>
like, a bit of tinfoil.
<samgee>
I pushed a paperclip against it and pressed power, nothing shows up in dmesg
<samgee>
looks up warranty and such on tuxbrain.com