<sb0>
whitequark, you can use git. have a look at vnc
<whitequark>
no, I won't, I'm going home in ten minutes, and I won't have laptop
<sb0>
rjo can fix this conda issue
<whitequark>
anyway, I know very well what that Qt issue is caued by
<whitequark>
I've had it yesterday
<sb0>
that's why it's important to test stuff...
<whitequark>
I already told you that I did not test this yet
<whitequark>
which implies that I am going to test it at some point
<whitequark>
note that I did not close the issue or even say that it was done.
<sb0>
then, with all the remaining compiler problems, testing it is extremely urgent.
<whitequark>
sure
<whitequark>
that should be the only remaining qt problem that I'm aware of, it'll be done tomorrow morning
<whitequark>
(since I already got it running with the hacked qt.conf)
<whitequark>
the problem with qt is that the buildserver is very slow, and builds take 2+ hours
<whitequark>
which I told you about back when we were setting it up and also when you suggested building qt.
<whitequark>
anyway, that should be one fix anyway, so it shouldn't matter this time
<whitequark>
but I can't imagine iterating fast on qt
<whitequark>
this, btw, is the reason I decided to rename it to qt and make installing both a conflict; getting qt5 to coexist with qt4 would take days of rebuilding alone
<whitequark>
since changing packaging requires rebuilding it from scratch
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<larsc>
I'm sure somebody already did this, is there a version of the lm32 somewhere that replaces the wishbone bus with axi4?