<sicelo>
mmm, i'm not sure 'source' is a bashism. at least it's there in pmos and used extensively. they don't use bash, but busybox. can check what their /bin/sh is aliased to
<uvos>
source istent part of the posix shell
<uvos>
and i think it was first introduced by bash
<uvos>
but thats not really important
<uvos>
point is its not in in sh and not in dash
<sicelo>
their /bin/sh is symlink to /bin/busybox
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<arno11>
i know that's an old issue guys but any hope to solve the weird bug with hildon composition? disabling it on the fly speeds up apps a lot (even on pinephone iirc)
<uvos>
what wierd bug with composition?
<bencoh>
slower rendering, I'd say
<arno11>
yes
<uvos>
composition is expensive - sure maybe it can be optimized but its not a bug
<bencoh>
(although I don't think it's specific to hildon)
<uvos>
but composition is just expensive
<arno11>
ok that's really too much for N900
<bencoh>
I wonder if you could easily try another compositor / compositing wm for comparison
<uvos>
kwin should work
<uvos>
it has gles support
<uvos>
its reaaaaaaly slow on d4
<uvos>
so yeah
<bencoh>
slower than hildon?
<uvos>
much
<uvos>
the only fix here would be to make hildon not rely on composition, as its not nessecary for what hildon dose really
<uvos>
but this would require major reachitecting
<uvos>
so not going to happen
<freemangordon>
bencoh: *everything* is slower than hildon
<uvos>
well no plain x isent :P
<uvos>
or openbox
<bencoh>
freemangordon: :D
<uvos>
or i3
<bencoh>
yeah, wmii is just super fast on d4 ;)
<uvos>
sway is also faster than hildon
<uvos>
at composition
<uvos>
even
<freemangordon>
uvos: sorry, I missed the context - why is bash needed in the above PR?
<uvos>
freemangordon: so runuser runs as the users shell by default
<uvos>
we have a user who uses xonsh (essentally python) as thair shell, so the scripts dont work with that
<freemangordon>
omg
<uvos>
runuser sources the profile with source
<uvos>
wich is not in posix and not implemented by dash (default debain shell)
<uvos>
which is not in posix and not implemented by dash (default debain shell)
<uvos>
so we need to use bash explicitly
<freemangordon>
I see
<freemangordon>
ok, lemme merge that
<freemangordon>
uvos: shall I release it for -devel?
<uvos>
yes, please
<freemangordon>
ok
<uvos>
also merge master
<uvos>
its behind devel
<freemangordon>
sure
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<freemangordon>
done
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<arno11>
freemangordon: any idea why ir_rx51 is causing kernel crashes ?
<arno11>
*when we try to send pulse
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<maxwelld>
i am getting floating point exception when running osso-xterm
<maxwelld>
i think it happened before as well.
<maxwelld>
don't remember how i solved it.
<uvos>
backtrace?
<freemangordon>
arno11: where is oops?
<arno11>
oops happens immediately after sending a pulse, no way to log
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<freemangordon>
why?
<freemangordon>
wtym "no way to log"?
<freemangordon>
mtdoops?
<arno11>
ok i'll try
<arno11>
thx
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<Wizzup>
arno11: if you tell me how to reproduce I can hook up my serial too late rtonight
<arno11>
ok cool and thx. For example you can just run 'ir-ctl -S rc5:0x1e01' to produce the oops
<arno11>
(it happens using lirc and pierogi as well)
<arno11>
with any command
<Wizzup>
lirc I can install with apt?
<Wizzup>
and I guess I need to load bt, or?
<sicelo>
no, bt isn't needed
<Wizzup>
ok
<sicelo>
and for the test, ir-ctl is enough. no lirc needed
<Wizzup>
as in it will take 1-2 hours before I can do it, so just asking any questions I might otherwise have when you guys are asleep :D
<sicelo>
you most likely will already have ir-ctl on the device. it's provided by v4l-utils
<arno11>
and the ir driver is already loaded on boot