<accessays>
I'm debugging an app with Debugger. Is there any way for me to put a breakpoint at a specific line/file? like gdb's `b file:line`
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<bitigchi[m]1>
<accessays> "bitigchi: I haven't tested..." <- Whoa. It did work. Thanks! So far no errors…
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<waddlesplash>
accessays: use symbols tab to find the function in question
<waddlesplash>
then click in the gutter to add breakpoint
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<Blendie>
when will webpositive be able to run youtube?
<win8linux[m]>
No ETA for that and PulkoMandy IIRC has said before that it will need fixes for Media Kit? Maybe. Could've been for something else, though.
<PulkoMandy>
Media Kit works fine
<PulkoMandy>
It needs someone to write real code in WebKit to play videos (not an ugly hack I wrote in half a day 10 years ago)
<PulkoMandy>
As far as I know no one is currently working on that
<PulkoMandy>
And I don't know why it's not even trying to play videos anymore. Even with the bad, half-broken code, it should at least try to do something
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<mbrumbelow[m]>
x512: Very interesting. What is different between your Wayland implementation and this one?
<zdykstra>
x512 is writing a wayland layer for Haiku, the link he provided seems to be writing a BeAPI implementation on top of Linux/wayland
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<PulkoMandy>
Yes, this would allow recompiling BeOS apps to run on Linux instead
<bjorkintosh>
PulkoMandy, what is the advantage in doing that?
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<PulkoMandy>
Seems better than running Qt or GTK apps on Haiku if you need portability between multiple OS?
<accessays>
PulkoMandy: is the idea to transition WebPositive to WebKit2?
<PulkoMandy>
If someone does the work to get webkit2 running, yes
<PulkoMandy>
No activity in that area at the moment and in the last few weeks I didn't even have time to keep the webkitlegacy port alive
<PulkoMandy>
It won't change much for the video support however, that code is in WebCore so it doesn't matter if we use WebKit "legacy" or "new" API
<accessays>
what's the idea with WebKit2 anyways? is it mainly just splitting WebKit1 into multiple processes?
<PulkoMandy>
It's a different API on top of the same web engine, and it also runs things in multiple processes for sandboxing
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<win8linux[m]>
Multiprocess tabs would make Web+ significantly more reliable.
<win8linux[m]>
Problematic page won't take down the entire web browser, but only their own tab.
<win8linux[m]>
s/page/pages/
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<pairisto[m]>
I am getting this error when I am trying to push: remote:
<pairisto[m]>
ERROR: commit 235b9a9: email address email_name@gmail.com is not registered in your account, and you lack 'forge committer' permission.
<pairisto[m]>
I already have the gerrit account set up so I am not sure what is wrong?
<pairisto[m]>
do I have ti git pull first?
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<zdykstra>
did you try to push to master, or HEAD:refs/for/master ?
<pairisto[m]>
I did git push origin master:refs/for/master
<pairisto[m]>
so master
<zdykstra>
then it sounds like the e-mail addresses associated with the local commit doesn't exist in your gerrit account
<zdykstra>
s/addresses/address
<pairisto[m]>
okay so I added the email address, re-ran it, and it said it was a success so I'm going to take that as a win. thank you zdykstra
<pairisto[m]>
my first commit so I am happy with what I got lol
<pairisto[m]>
but it wasn't committed correctly :(
<zdykstra>
has there been previous discussion about changing the color of the cursor? On my Linux machines, I use a bright yellow cursor to help me spot it more easily. I miss that in Haiku.
<pairisto[m]>
does anyone know where OS.h is? I was looking at the net_tun.h, saw that it included KernelExport.h but that only has a line in it to just include OS.h and I can't seem to find that anywhere?
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<augiedoggie>
query -a name=OS.h
<augiedoggie>
if it doesn't show up then you're missing the haiku_devel package or something
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<augiedoggie>
it's in the repo as headers/os/kernel/OS.h, i don't remember the path when it's installed
<waddlesplash>
just that, but with /system/develop/ in front of the path
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<pairisto[m]>
thanks all
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<bbjimmy>
In Web+, on hrev56803 dev.haiku-os.org SSL peer certificate or SSH remote key was not OK. on hrev56792 it loads ok.
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<bbjimmy>
anybody know how to fix my ssh issue?
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<accessays>
bbjimmy: strange, dev.haiku-os.org works just fine for me on hrev56803
<accessays>
off the top of my head, make sure your date/time are correct?
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<OscarL>
robxnano[m]: I can't help you much, other than pointing out that whatever is making mkvtoolnix fail ("Missing package boost166-1.66.0") is also affecting 3 other recipes (namely: fife-0.4.0~20150801-3, vcmi-1.1.0-6, unknown_horizons-2014.1-2).
<OscarL>
"pkgman search boost" DO show boost166 and boost166_devel as available, so... maybe there's a dependency conflict of some sort? I see that mkvtoolnix recipe calls for boost_system >= 1.69... so... what's trying to pull the 1.66 version then? (one of the other dependencies perhaps?)
<robxnano[m]>
That could well be it, I'll have to check the other dependencies then
<OscarL>
Noticed too that mkvtooknix recipes uses "boost_system >= 1.69" in the BUILD_PREREQUIRES, but only "boost_system" in the REQUIRES. I would had assumed that both should declare the need for a specific version, but I'm not well versed on these matters (or any, really :-P)
<robxnano[m]>
Oh yeah, apparently the minimum versions are only needed for the build dependencies
<robxnano[m]>
Because when the package is built it gets minimum versions added to it for every dependency, I think?
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<OscarL>
Could be. I have yet too much to learn about all this.
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<OscarL>
"vcmi-1.1.0-6" is somehow "Missing packages" for both boost164-1.64.0 and boost166-1.66.0 :-D
<OscarL>
That while it's recipe REQUIRES: "lib:libboost_filesystem$secondaryArchSuffix >= 1.69.0"
<robxnano[m]>
Hm. Maybe I need to add the minimum requirement to all the boost libraries?
<OscarL>
Considering that it needs 148 packages to build... might be a dependency of a dependency the one trying to pull the older versions of boost.
* OscarL
is still confused by that "Missing package" message.
<robxnano[m]>
Seems like boost166 fails to install or build on x86_64
<OscarL>
"problem 1: nothing provides lib:libicuuc>=57.1 needed by boost166-1.66.0-3"
<OscarL>
indeed, pkgman search icuu only shows icu66 and icu70 as available. I would say that maybe boost166 needs a revision bump to build agains either one of those, but if you say it can't be built... then.... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
<robxnano[m]>
On the other hand I was able to build icu which provided libicuuc 57.1, and after that I was able to build boost166
<robxnano[m]>
*install boost166. Building still doesn't work
<robxnano[m]>
I've gone through the list of dependencies and I think I can rule out there being a conflict with another package that requires boost
<OscarL>
robxnano[m]: that "boost166 requires icu57, but that no longer being available on the repos" it is then. Regarding how to solve that... I'm afraid I can only offer some modicum of moral support, and my wish someone more knowledgeable comes to the rescue :-D
<robxnano[m]>
Oh well, thanks for helping out anyway
<OscarL>
Begasus surely know what happened with icu57. Poking waddlesplash for some pointers might be sensible too.
<robxnano[m]>
It's getting late here so I'll have to come back tomorrow
<OscarL>
Be sure to check the IRC logs, sometime folks reply when we're asleep :-D
<Habbie>
should that say "Currently, Haiku cannot even create partitions" ?
<Habbie>
because the rest of the guide gives me that impression
<Habbie>
i'm wrong, step 9 can create a partition, just not resize
<Habbie>
so perhaps "an empty partition" could be "unpartitioned space"?
<OscarL>
As you can't install Haiku in that "unpartitioned space" (you need to make a partition out of it first anyway)... I would say that the current wording is not wrong.
<Habbie>
different question, would it make sense for haiku to be present in netboot.xyz? or would the ramdisk image be 1.4GB which is a bit much?
<Habbie>
OscarL, but DriveSetup in the installer can create new partitions, if i'm reading this right?
<OscarL>
Yes.
<Habbie>
so "need to already have an empty partition" seems too strong, as having unpartitioned space should be good enough
<Habbie>
(because i can make a new partition after booting the haiku usb stick)
<Habbie>
i'm happy to submit doc patches, by the way - just want to make sure i get them right
<Habbie>
also i didn't find the website git repo yet, does one exist?
<Habbie>
i read some of the contributing docs which pointed out not all haiku repos do
<Habbie>
but it was unclear to me from that which ones would :)
<Habbie>
thanks
<Habbie>
i'll take some notes during my R4 installation and see if this doc needs any other tweaks
<Habbie>
r4.. r1beta4 :)
<OscarL>
the ones for actual OS code (or its buildtools) are all on Gerrit, so no PRs on GH.
<Habbie>
ok, that's clear
<OscarL>
Habbie: always valuable to have feedback from someone "fresh".
<Habbie>
yes, exactly! in the projects i run, whenever somebody new comes in and says something is unclear, we really hope they want to edit the docs for us
<Habbie>
as for fresh, I did use BeOS extensively, a long time ago
<Habbie>
and i booted haiku once, a few years ago
<Habbie>
so fresh enough i think
<Habbie>
i also learned a lot about UEFI recently so i hope i can maybe contribute something (even if only bug reports or text) there
<OscarL>
I meant with a fresh look (as opposed to one that's already used to some quirks and you can't notice them anylonger :-D). I'm slow at typing, and my "English" sux, so... beware :-)
<Habbie>
ah yes, still a valuable level of fresh
<Habbie>
i strongly believe computers/software train users to work with them
<Habbie>
"this crashes on me all the time" "weird, that hasn't happened in the last four years i've used this software"
<OscarL>
Regarding PRs on GH... for software that is not part of the OS proper.... https://github.com/haikuports/haikuports/ (accepts Issues and PRs) (or the upstream repo for the app in question).
<OscarL>
For issues with the OS (that includes its documentation/website/code)... https://dev.haiku-os.org
<OscarL>
And with that. I'll sign off. Too sleepy to even see straight :-). Happy Haikuing, Habbie. Bye!