00:30 <naobsd> bashintosh: you can ask firefly team

00:31 <naobsd> rockchip.fr is julien's collection

00:50 <naobsd> http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv7/rockchip/hisense-chromebook-c11 wow very nice

00:53 <naobsd> "Note: The built-in wireless is known to break under high throughput conditions." oh

02:57 <steev> to be fair, that's not specific to the hisense, and is more specific to the mwifiex

13:43 <GekkePrutser> I wonder if the Asus C100 (Chromebook Flip) would also work with Linux (natively, not crouton)

13:44 <GekkePrutser> I love the form factor and low weight for travelling but I don't like giving Google all my stuff :)

13:44 <GekkePrutser> But I suppose it's a bit early for that given that it's not actually available yet

13:45 <karlp> what's "crouton" ?

13:45 <GekkePrutser> Crouton is basically a chroot environment where you can run a Linux environment on top of ChromeOS

13:47 <GekkePrutser> It's the easiest way to run Linux on a chromebook but it runs alongside ChromeOS so it doesn't really fix any privacy concerns

13:47 <GekkePrutser> But I'm happy to see the progress on the Haier/Hisense ones!

16:09 <mmind00> GekkePrutser: what makes you think I wouldn't work? :-) The changes throughout all veyron devices are quite small

16:10 <GekkePrutser> I don't know - I've never had a rockchip device so far

16:10 <GekkePrutser> But there are a few things that are special about this one

16:10 <GekkePrutser> Like the touch screen, motion sensor

16:10 <GekkePrutser> However I wouldn't really care about those

16:11 <GekkePrutser> Would you know if hardware H.264 acceleration would work?

16:11 <mmind00> GekkePrutser: in general this "will it work on device-X too" is really Android-centric, where each "firmware" contains new madness per device

16:12 <GekkePrutser> Oh that's good news!

16:12 <mmind00> GekkePrutser: in contrast, the Archlinux howto above will most likely already start on the Flip too

16:12 <GekkePrutser> I think I will get one as soon as they come out... It's the best value for money travel device I think (I always love having a real keyboard)

16:13 <mmind00> GekkePrutser: ChromeOS is so vastly different (and better) in terms how they do things, that it's really only having the matching devicetree, which in this case is probably already included

16:13 <GekkePrutser> At the moment I use a Toshiba AC100 with Ubuntu

16:13 <GekkePrutser> But it's showing its age

16:13 <mmind00> hehe ... I also still keep one of those around

16:14 <GekkePrutser> I just love the sub 1kg weight (I fly a lot with Ryanair who are real sticklers for the 10kg hand luggage thing)

16:15 <GekkePrutser> But that's very good news.. This device looks like a great option. And I don't mind tweaking around to get stuff working.

16:16 <GekkePrutser> But yeah the AC100 is really old now, battery life is limited and I never got suspend working properly

18:00 <rperier> amstan: this is the asus c201

18:01 <rperier> I got it from amazon, US

18:01 <rperier> :)

18:01 <rperier> I have a physical qwerty keyboard , except that everything works fine. I enabled the developer mode this morning, I will build the chromeos kernel and switch to yocto I think

22:28 <kido> hi, does anybody know if android on radxa rock uses hwcomposer or only GLES?

22:35 <kido> I'm sorry if it's the wrong place to ask, I couldn't think of a better place to meet people who work on android for rockchip