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There is lot of anticipation about the new update. I would prefer to have the update whenever is ready rather than having a buggy release. Those who develop s/w know this very well.
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2014-03-12
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Originally Posted by pagis
like you had a choice
There is lot of anticipation about the new update. I would prefer to have the update whenever is ready rather than having a buggy release. Those who develop s/w know this very well.
i heard that reason so many times it will never be ready. Just release once a week.
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2014-03-12
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Originally Posted by w00t
Wow!
To answer your question, your homescreen has to know about WiFi state to be able to present you with information about it. That's why they're related.
As to why this is problematic, well, there's a combination of a few things going on. (YMMV, I'm summarising things from memory and I didn't actively work on this much myself)
Problem number one is that connectivity is a little more resource intensive than it needs to be right now. That's already fixed in the pending update. Problem number two is that peeking toggles the connection indicators on the homescreen, which causes a cascade of effects to mess around with touch interaction:
- peeking toggles the connection indicator on the homescreen
- this causes a bunch of synchronous dbus traffic, and disk writes
- this blocks the GUI thread of the homescreen for a little too long
- this causes evdev's kernel-side ring buffer to overflow, causing touch state to get lost in an undefined, bad place when the GUI thread finally does resume.
The situation should be improving with (near) future updates.
Consider me suitably grateful/impressed for this timely, information-packed and highly useful response. Thank you very much, w00t!
Having a basic understanding of why this happening makes it much, much easier to accept that it is happening, even if I'm still in the same position of waiting for the (pending) update.
Again: thank you. You've topped up my faith & hope
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Sailfish want list: calendar bugfixes, glanceable agenda, Swype or similar
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2014-03-12
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@Dave999
I know I do not have a choice, but equally so this discussion goes to the other end. I wish Jolla was providing a little more info about the state of the update.
Once a week is too often, I prefer once a month or so, but this particular one going from beta to stable is has something extra ;-)
I know I do not have a choice, but equally so this discussion goes to the other end. I wish Jolla was providing a little more info about the state of the update.
Once a week is too often, I prefer once a month or so, but this particular one going from beta to stable is has something extra ;-)
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2014-03-12
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Originally Posted by pagis
Valid point, but be sure not to confuse developer bug-squashing reality with consumer usability concern anxiety reality. They are two different and conflicting realities, and both must be taken into consideration at all times. I'm not saying "rush the update", but I am saying "feed info to those who are anxiously waiting"...
There is lot of anticipation about the new update. I would prefer to have the update whenever is ready rather than having a buggy release. Those who develop s/w know this very well.
...which w00t just did. If I wore a hat, I would tip it to him & Jolla right about now.
I will now go back to [more patiently] waiting for the update.
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2014-03-12
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Originally Posted by pagis
I hear You But I dont understand what you aiming for. Beta is just a name nothing that indicate anything. Manage your expectation...
@Dave999
I know I do not have a choice, but equally so this discussion goes to the other end. I wish Jolla was providing a little more info about the state of the update.
Once a week is too often, I prefer once a month or so, but this particular one going from beta to stable is has something extra ;-)
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2014-03-12
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Originally Posted by nieldk
LOL no one would beleive that would happen. Qualcom listen to a small startup is like saying world peace is coming soon
So, the best, still unlikely, possibility is, that Jolla can convince Qualcom to release new binary drivers
Especially Microsoft and Google would love the idea "Hey, qualcom thanks for supporting Jolla and open source movement even if we support your SoC in our closed source OS:es" NOT
Now back to reality...
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2014-03-12
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Originally Posted by nieldk
Yes you need IRQ but there already is plenty of them on the SoC
LOL I dont
Also , I dont need ICQ
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2014-03-12
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Originally Posted by mikecomputing
Sidetracking a bit, Broadcom already started doing that with the Raspi and other systems. Hope they all follow suite (or politiicians force them). Funny how ARM is an "open" architecture and yet everything else is closed, while Intel provides open source drivers for their systems.
LOL no one would beleive that would happen. Qualcom listen to a small startup is like saying world peace is coming soon
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2014-03-12
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Drivers are overrated...focus on sail release 1.o plz?
Last edited by Dave999; 2014-03-12 at 18:32.
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Do something for the climate today! Anything!
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