keithzg[m] | Hmm, speaking of messaging clients, is there no working Hangouts client currently? | 00:23 |
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Flexman | keithzg[m]: maybe you can use a jabber/XMPP client | 01:10 |
keithzg[m] | Flexman: Yeah, in a pinch I suppose that might do. Although my experiences with XMPP as a protocol on mobile clients dissuades me from that approach . . . | 01:10 |
keithzg[m] | Frankly I'd be more tempted to just use `hangups` in the terminal, if I could just figure out how to invoke `pip` on SailfishOS! | 01:12 |
Nico[m] | python3 -m pip? | 01:12 |
keithzg[m] | Nico: To my bafflement, "No module named pip" | 01:13 |
Nico[m] | Mhm, let me look up how I did it | 01:13 |
keithzg[m] | I tried searching and all I saw was some comments on TJC with people saying "oh, it ships these days?" which seems belied by my experience, but who knows! Maybe somehow I ended up missing a package or two on my Xperia X? | 01:14 |
Nico[m] | It works in the SDK, probably a package or pip is only available in the SDK | 01:15 |
Nico[m] | Did you try installing python3-pip? | 01:16 |
keithzg[m] | Nico: Yaknow I could have sworn that was the first thing I tried . . . but apparently not! Haha | 01:20 |
Nico[m] | :D | 01:20 |
Nico[m] | Sometimes you miss the obvious, it happens. Too many trees to see the woods | 01:21 |
keithzg[m] | Very true, very true | 01:21 |
keithzg[m] | Many thanks for prompting me to realize my oversight :D | 01:21 |
Nico[m] | Well, I knew I had it working at some point, I just had to figure out how :3 | 01:21 |
keithzg[m] | Yeah, it's things like that which prompted me to eventually start using a personal wiki . . . it's nice not to have to puzzle things out again after having puzzled them out before, heh. | 01:23 |
keithzg[m] | Oh my, the `hangups` Python package apparently needs `gcc` to install? | 01:24 |
Nico[m] | I just look at my git history. In most cases that is enough | 01:24 |
keithzg[m] | Hah, fair! | 01:24 |
Nico[m] | Probably needs to compile a native lib, it's pip | 01:24 |
keithzg[m] | Yeah that definitely looks like what it's doing. | 01:25 |
Nico[m] | You may have more luck just packaging it in an rpm and installing it | 01:25 |
keithzg[m] | Alas my knowledge of RPMs mostly extends to getting myself in trouble, heh, so I'm not sure how far I'd get. But maybe I'll give something like that a shot later. | 01:27 |
* keithzg[m] should really just be getting back to finishing up work for teh day and leaving the office! | 01:27 | |
Nico[m] | But work is boring! | 01:27 |
keithzg[m] | True, true . . . | 01:27 |
Nico[m] | Maybe it is not that hard if you use something like this: https://github.com/aranega/sailpy | 01:31 |
keithzg[m] | Nico: Ooooh, that looks interesting. I'll definitely keep that in mind for the future; for this time at least though, just installing `gcc` and `python3-devel` was enough to make the pip installation succeed. | 01:32 |
Nico[m] | And does hangups work now? | 01:33 |
keithzg[m] | I'll find out after I hop across the street to get my dinner, heh | 01:34 |
Nico[m] | Keep me posted :3 | 01:34 |
keithzg[m] | Hangups is theoretically working, but having problems with auth that appear to stem from my use of 2FA on my Google account, alas. | 01:51 |
Nico[m] | Ah, bummer | 01:55 |
keithzg[m] | Aha! Using `./hangups --manual-login` to get an oauth value worked. | 02:01 |
Nico[m] | Awesome! | 02:04 |
keithzg[m] | I wonder if this could be leveraged to get Hangish working too, hmmm . . . | 02:08 |
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