| 22 Sep 2020 |
 drgibbon | ok, well if you're running dropline then don't install upower using slackpkg, use the one from dropline. | 16:31:27 |
| drgibbon | * ok, well if you're running dropline then don't install upower using slackpkg, use the one from dropline. | 16:31:55 |
| 23 Sep 2020 |
 RSS Bot [@zork:matrix.org] | ChangeLog.txt for slackware64-current:
9 updates. Including a (* Security fix *)! | 04:02:14 |
| RSS Bot [@zork:matrix.org] | ChangeLog.txt for slackware64-14.2:
2 updates. Including a (* Security fix *)! | 04:02:22 |
 Deny Dias | For quite some time now, maybe months, I've noted that when I shutdown or restart my box from plasma /etc/rc.d/rc.local_shutdown doesn't run. It runs just fine when I shutdown from console (not in X or wayland). Can someone out there confirm this behavior? | 06:04:48 |
 Slacktoid | Ill keep an eye out when I do my next reboot | 07:58:31 |
| Deny Dias | Tks! | 08:28:15 |
| drgibbon | https://asciinema.org/a/361373
small screencast for updater | 17:21:50 |
| drgibbon | Redacted or Malformed Event | 17:29:00 |
| drgibbon | * https://asciinema.org/a/361335
small screencast for updater | 17:33:35 |
| Slacktoid | Looks tight | 17:46:07 |
| drgibbon | * https://asciinema.org/a/361342
small screencast for updater | 17:51:01 |
| drgibbon | * https://asciinema.org/a/361373
small screencast for updater | 21:30:52 |
| RSS Bot [@zork:matrix.org] | ChangeLog.txt for slackware64-current:
10 updates | 22:02:10 |
| 24 Sep 2020 |
| RSS Bot [@zork:matrix.org] | ChangeLog.txt for slackware64-current:
6 updates. Including a (* Security fix *)! | 22:03:10 |
| 25 Sep 2020 |
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| Deny Dias | Hey! Have you heard about this little guy:
https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
It's a client for android devices. It let you to display your android device screen in your linux box (mac and windoze too) just as it is in your device. It's not an emulator, it's the real thing. You can use your keyboard and mouse just like you have it them paired with you phone. Pretty crazy stuff and great for development (or anything else), as you can just use your box to control your android and do anything in it.
I've just compiled it in -current and works perfectly! I used the binary server tho, as I don't want to install the entire Android Studio just to build it. Build instructions are easy to follow and -current already has all the dependencies.
I've typed this message using the thing. How cool is that! 😉 | 20:27:32 |
| Deny Dias | * Hey! Have you heard about this little guy:
https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
It's a client for android devices. It let you to display your android device screen in your linux box (mac and windoze too) just as it is in your device. It's not an emulator, it's the real thing. You can use your keyboard and mouse just like you have it them paired with you phone. Pretty crazy stuff and great for development (or anything else), as you can just use your box to control your android and do anything in it.
I've just compiled it in -current and works perfectly! I used the binary server tho, as I don't want to install the entire Android Studio just to build it. [Build instructions](https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy/blob/master/BUILD.md#common-steps) are easy to follow and -current already has all the dependencies.
I've typed this message using the thing. How cool is that! 😉 | 22:47:20 |
| Slacktoid | That looks pretty interesting... wonder if it can route calls | 23:10:05 |
|  @picat:matrix.vosnet.ovh left the room. | 23:10:23 |
| Deny Dias | In reply to @slacktoid:stax.xyz
That looks pretty interesting... wonder if it can route calls To your box? Don't think so, but you can use a wired phone/mic, speakerphone, or bluetooth headset tho... I'll use it for development purposes only, so routing audio is not required for mybuse case. | 23:29:19 |
| 26 Sep 2020 |
| Slacktoid | Thats fair still handy | 00:13:34 |
 kermitdafrog | Deny Dias: I saw that on Github and starred it. Just never cloned yet to build. | 05:43:28 |
|  pedro | 11:37:34 |
 arayasouren | In reply to @denydias:matrix.org
Hey! Have you heard about this little guy:
https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
It's a client for android devices. It let you to display your android device screen in your linux box (mac and windoze too) just as it is in your device. It's not an emulator, it's the real thing. You can use your keyboard and mouse just like you have it them paired with you phone. Pretty crazy stuff and great for development (or anything else), as you can just use your box to control your android and do anything in it.
I've just compiled it in -current and works perfectly! I used the binary server tho, as I don't want to install the entire Android Studio just to build it. Build instructions are easy to follow and -current already has all the dependencies.
I've typed this message using the thing. How cool is that! 😉 Can it replace teamviewer ?
I mean situations when you need to help remotely one of your older relatives, who can't get along with technologies. | 05:48:56 |
| Deny Dias | In reply to @arayasouren:matrix.org
Can it replace teamviewer ?
I mean situations when you need to help remotely one of your older relatives, who can't get along with technologies. Hummm... Android's USB debug is mandatory, although it does support tcp if enabled via adb before connecting. But I don't think it's a good replacement for teamviewers alike... Supposing that a firewall was properly setup and a static dhcp rule is in place, we can't expect our older relatives to issue a cryptic adb command in a black terminal so we can move on and connect. | 06:54:38 |
| arayasouren | it is a pity there is no free alternative to teamviewer for android | 07:46:44 |
| RSS Bot [@zork:matrix.org] | SlackBuilds.org ChangeLog:
SlackBuilds.org changes for Sat, 26 Sep 2020 09:13:36 GMT | 09:27:58 |
| RSS Bot [@zork:matrix.org] | ChangeLog.txt for slackware64-current:
13 updates | 22:03:18 |
| 27 Sep 2020 |
| @goizzle:matrix.org left the room. | 14:38:03 |
