01:10 | sraue | rabeeh, can you tell sam_nazarko (again) we dont get any single $ from SolidRun with our partnership and we dont dropped ATV1 support because of the partnership with SolidRun because of this tweet: https://twitter.com/SamNazarko/status/547162026179829760 ? Instead we agreed for time limited discount for our users to make the move esp. for ATV1 users from the outdated PentiumM hardware more attractive |
01:12 | sraue | i tought we told him enough times, but it seems he always forget or dont understand the difference between sponsors and partners |
14:57 | Artox | ping jmontleon |
14:59 | jmontleon | Artox, pong |
14:59 | Artox | fedora 21 enabled |
14:59 | Artox | I still need to solve a few "have choice for" conflicts |
15:00 | Artox | look on the link |
15:00 | Artox | I can add a Prefer: line to project config choosing one of the suggested |
15:00 | Artox | e.g. I had choice between generic-release and fedora-release packages |
15:00 | Artox | I picked fedora-release |
15:01 | Artox | any suggestion which fonts package I should prefer? |
15:02 | Artox | maybe check which are installed on a default f21 system? |
15:05 | jmontleon | Artox, ya, let me look |
15:11 | Artox | got them alphabetical: http://pastebin.com/X2PZjye4 |
15:11 | Artox | I tend to gnu-free-sans-fonts |
15:18 | kaipee | hey guys, does anyone know what the user:group and perms should be on openelec for transferred files? |
15:19 | kaipee | I ssh'd a few playlist files over and the interface can't seem to find them |
16:28 | topi` | there's a merge in linux-imx6-3.14 tree containing some imx thermal patches, is that going to mean that I can throw out the heatsink from my Quad? |
16:28 | topi` | we won't be using the GPU anyways, just some video decoding using the i.MX IPU unit |
16:46 | kaipee | anyone else had an issue with wifi disappearing in the latest OpenELEC build? |
17:12 | curlymo | installing XBian seems to be good fix ;) |
18:21 | fritsch | curlymo: i hope you are right :-) |
18:22 | jnettlet | topi`, yes we have run the quad core without a heatsink |
18:23 | jnettlet | but when the chip heats up and hits the passive limits it will restrict the cpufrequencies so it won't run at full speed. |
18:24 | jnettlet | so it is safe, but not optimal for long running cpu intensive jobs. |
18:24 | jnettlet | but the thermal management is solid. rabeeh had to break out a hair dryer in order to get it to actually hit the thermal shutdown point. |
18:32 | topi` | :) |
18:33 | topi` | jnettlet: I have put the heatsinked Quad inside a tiny RaspberryPI case (where there isn't sufficient room for air circulation) hence it would be more useful to have a heat spreader instead of a heatsink |
18:34 | topi` | we hope our cpu intensive jobs won't be long running :) |
18:34 | topi` | I tried to run youtube stuff from a CEF3 client on jessie running under virtualbox, and it was sluggish, probably because missing video acceleration |
18:34 | topi` | as CEF3 is much much harder to build properly than webkit-gtk, I'll stick with the latter... |
18:35 | topi` | we'll try to invent some other tricks for video playback. Possibly a custom webkit DOM object that, when invoked, would launch gstreamer to render on top of the framebuffer |
19:53 | jnettlet | topi`, just saw this earlier. May be of interest to you. http://www.cnx-software.com/2014/12/23/tygl-opengl-es-2-0-backend-for-webkit-speeds-up-web-rendering-by-up-to-11-times/ |
19:55 | jnettlet | topi`, you need to short circuit some stuff in chrome to play youtube properly. By default youtube defaults to vp9 playback. You need to basically disable vp9 support and force it to favour either vp8 or h264, both of which are hardware accelerated. |
23:27 | FrankN | Hello everybody |
23:32 | jmontleon | Artox, if you see malte later that worker went offline again |
23:34 | jmontleon | that chromium build will keep everything busy for awhile, so I guess I'm done for now; when my builds kick, hopefully they'll do what I told me to do, otherwise I'll look at doing the prjconf stuff again |
23:36 | jmontleon | can always just make release_prefix 4. instead of 4 and have it be %{?prefix_release}..fc%{?fedora_version}; the if it doesn't exist it isn't so ugly |
23:37 | jmontleon | and it can just be: %if 0%{?fedora_version} > 0 |
23:37 | jmontleon | Release: %%{?release_prefix}..fc%{?fedora_version} |
23:37 | jmontleon | %endif |
23:54 | jmontleon | artox if you look at any of my projects and do it for global it should work well enough |
23:54 | jmontleon | i think |
23:55 | jmontleon | have to add the dot if you use it in the rpm spec, so not 100% intuitive, but not terrible. |
23:56 | jmontleon | kind of how fedora does it already anyway; dist is .fc21 not fc21 for example so you write 1%{?dist} |