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<michael301080> morning
<dimas> good morning
<michael301080> dimas: Bayonne can work with GNUe, right?
<michael301080> where is that source code: in Bayonne proj. or in GNUe ?
<michael301080> or do they both have some code that makes them work together?
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<reinhard> good morning
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<dimas> michael301080: sorry, i'll bbl
<johannesV> brb
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<michael301080> bbl2
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<reinhard> johannesV: found the callFunction bug, fixed it
<johannesV> ah, great
<johannesV> yeah, works fine, thanks ...
<johannesV> I'm glad it was not me who broke that ... :)
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<michael301080> anyone that can answer my Bayonne questions
<michael301080> ?
<michael301080> I 'ld like Asterisk PBX to work with GNUe.
<reinhard> michael301080: I'm not sure anybody here has Bayonne experience
<reinhard> Bayonne is not exactly integrated with the rest of GNUe, it's more a completely separate project under the GNUe "umbrella"
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<reinhard> hi btami, thanks for multiline fix
<btami> hi reinhard
<btami> btw. there are remaining issues
<btami> if the text scrolled up, then every keytroke updates the _all_ input text
<btami> ad it's flickering a bit
<btami> and if you click into, it gives the cursor into the position relative from begining
<btami> not where you clicked
<btami> same in wx
<btami> and gtk2 has issues too
<btami> anyhow, it's now a bit better on wi32 then before :)
<btami> but far from perfect
<michael301080> reinhard: thanks, but I knew that.
<michael301080> reinhard: So, is there no code in GNUe or in Bayonne that is geared towards the other?
<reinhard> not that I know of
<michael301080> OK, thx
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<dimas> michael301080: are you using asterisk already?
<dimas> oh
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<chillywilly> when the hell is mozilla going to have roamin profiles? :) Crikey, that would make life so much easier
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<dneighbors> dimas: i think he left
<dneighbors> we are using asterisk for the soccer club
<derek> the problem is asterisk is "selfish"
<derek> it's mentality is everything is a asterisk process
<derek> interoperbility is a pain
<derek> bayonne is more "how can bayonne work with your application" than "how can your application work with bayonne"
<derek> unfortunately asterisk just works (minimal fuss) and bayonne is much harder to get working :(
<derek> asterisk == ubuntu & bayonne == slackware
<derek> when it comes to ease of use :)
<derek> also asterisks python support sucks wind
<dimas> derek: thanks for explaining
<klasstek> asterisk does have some support for python.
<klasstek> There's a wrapper for the AGI interface that makes IVR applications easy
<klasstek> http://sf.net/projects/pyst
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<jamest> IIRC asterisk also had more protocol support
<jamest> but I think the newer bayonnes are catching up there
<chillywilly> everyone is using asterisk too ;)
<chillywilly> don't forget that :)
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<derek> klasstek: just because something is written doesn't mean it's good
<derek> most of the asterisk python stuff hasn't been worked on in over 12 months
<derek> and is poorly documented
<SachaS> hi derek
<SachaS> how about a gnue phoenix/scottsdale social meeting?
<derek> come to a plug meeting
<derek> Phoenix Linux Users Group
<derek> they are usually on Thursday nights
<SachaS> are you joining them regularly?
<SachaS> it is a bit of a drive from north scottsdale, but why not.
<derek> i generally don't go
<derek> but would to meet up
<SachaS> so the next is October 13th (second Thursday of the month)
<SachaS> an east side meeting
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<klasstek> derek: just because something hasn't been worked on doesn't mean that it doesn't work.  And if it needs work, it's < 1000 lines of python.  It does however assume that you are familiar with asterisk.
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<reinhard> good night all
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